Fusion Connect and Intrado Announce Partnership

By Stefania Viscusi August 02, 2022

Managed security and collaboration services provider Fusion Connect (News - Alert) has announced a partnership agreement with tech services provider Intrado to bring its communications services to Intrado’s enterprise voice and network clients.




Intrado’s (News - Alert) enterprise clients will gain access to next-gen communications, security, and managed network services from a trusted and experienced communications provider.

“This agreement supports our mission to be a leading global provider of security and collaboration services to mid-market and enterprise clients and enables us to extend our superior client experience to an even larger base of enterprise clients,” said Brian Crotty, CEO at Fusion Connect. “I’m thrilled we’ve built this partnership with Intrado to deliver our leading set of communication and network services to a wide range of Intrado enterprise clients.”

Fusion Connect provides managed services, including Managed Security, Managed Communications and Managed Connectivity. These offerings are geared toward helping organizations faced with time, cost and management constraints when it comes to IT technology.

As per the new agreement, team members from Intrado will also be joining the Fusion Connect team in North America and Europe.

“This agreement allows for the strategic repositioning of our Cloud Collaboration business,” said Rob Bellmar, President and General Manager, Strategy and Transformation, Cloud Collaboration. “It enables Intrado to focus on our current core solutions while providing continuity to our Microsoft (News - Alert) services, VoiceMaxx CE, and Maxxis network clients in North America and EMEA.”




Edited by Erik Linask
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