[April 09, 2014]

Park Place Technologies Acquires Cycom: Canada Data Center Maintenance Services Division

Park Place Technologies announced that it has purchased the Data Center Maintenance Services division of Cycom Canada Corporation, a systems integrator and IT service provider. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

"This is an exciting time for Park Place Technologies," President and CEO Ed Kenty says. "We are proud of our 23 years of record growth, our solid reputation of Service First, and the capabilities that the Cycom acquisition provides to our global footprint," said Ed Kenty, president and CEO of Park Place Technologies.

Based in Scarborough, Ontario, Cycom has been a known leader for innovative technology solutions for vertical healthcare markets, as well as commercial and industrial clients throughout Canada and North America since 1982.

As these companies come together, Ccom will further extend Park Place's service and support across North America; adding to the already existing 70+ service locations. "Cycom has been an outstanding partner of ours for over 12 years. Our customers know and trust them. We couldn't have found a better match. I am thrilled with our expanded team and the future opportunities in Canada," said Kenty.

About Park Place Technologies
Park Place Technologies is a leading provider of hardware maintenance and support, specializing in extended warranty services for storage, servers and network equipment. Park Place Technologies' core competency of service maintenance, coupled with its professional services for storage, server, and network equipment, enable it to extend the life cycle of customer data centers. Established in 1991, Park Place Technologies has expanded quickly over the past two decades to become a premier provider of hardware maintenance and support. With support locations around the globe, Park Place Technologies services tier-one OEM equipment, including hardware from EMC, IBM, HP, Sun/Oracle, NetApp, Dell, Cisco, Hitachi, Brocade, and Juniper, as well as legacy systems.

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