Park Place Technologies expands Microsoft cloud services to US and Canada
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Park Place Technologies has extended its Microsoft Cloud Solution Provider capability for Azure to customers in the United States and Canada. The step brings a cloud practice already operating in Europe to two of its largest markets.
The company has supported complex, business-critical infrastructure for more than 35 years, a foundation it describes as a key advantage as customer environments become more hybrid, distributed and outcome-driven. The expansion gives customers a more direct and accountable route to Microsoft cloud and applications, and it supports infrastructure decisions made with a partner that already understands their estates.
The expanded capability allows the company to license, provision, support and manage Microsoft Cloud services for customers in both countries. Supported offerings include Microsoft 365, Azure, Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) and Microsoft's broader business, data and AI platforms. Service areas include cost optimization and management, security and identity services, and managed cloud operations across Azure Virtual Desktop, Microsoft 365, SQL, Dynamics and Copilot.
The offering is available now to customers and partners across the United States and Canada. It complements the company's broader Microsoft competencies, covering migration and modernization planning through ongoing Microsoft environment support, and strengthens its Infrastructure Managed Services and Software Technical Support portfolio. Bringing CSP capability in-house places Park Place's own engineers and account teams behind each Azure engagement, from design through ongoing support.
Kevin Kenning, General Manager, Cloud Solutions for Park Place Technologies, said: “Extending our Microsoft Cloud capability into the United States and Canada is an important milestone in the continued growth of our cloud practice. We help customers evaluate and deploy the Azure services that benefit their business, all while minimizing their cloud spend.”
Kenning said: “This expansion builds on decades of experience supporting complex workloads and strengthens our ability to deliver resilience, control and operational confidence across modern hybrid cloud environments.”
Press release, provided by Globe Newswire on behalf of ParkPlace Technologies. Read the original.