HedgeStart Signs IT Outsourcing Partnership with Commensus
The outsourced IT consulting services are to be transferred to Commensus, along with the delivery of both infrastructure and user support for HedgeStart. Client-facing IT staff will also migrate to Commensus. As part of the agreement, HedgeStart' IT infrastructure will be moved onto the Commensus cloud platform.
"Clients will benefit from a far greater IT skills base than we could deliver alone. As well as cloud solutions, Commensus also provides the highest quality support to clients with in-house solutions, and there is no pressure to adopt one operating model or the other," says Matthew Wilson, managing partner at HedgeStart.
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