JumpCloud has announced the acquisition of MacSolution, a managed service provider (MSP) in the Americas. This acquisition marks an expansion of JumpCloud's footprint, particularly in Brazil, where they are developing a hub in São Paulo.
MacSolution, focused on modernising IT infrastructure, specialises in managing user identities, access, and devices. By absorbing MacSolution's team, JumpCloud gains technical knowledge that can be redirected to enhance its service offerings and operational strategies related to channel and MSP activities.
Antoine Jebara, co-founder and general manager of JumpCloud's MSP business, emphasised: "This acquisition is a major strategic step, allowing us to build an operational stronghold in a key global market like Brazil. By bringing MacSolution’s talented team of GTM and professional services personnel directly into JumpCloud, we are significantly increasing our ability to support enterprise customers worldwide."
MacSolution's integration into JumpCloud is expected to provide enhanced services and improved security outcomes for their clientele:
- Increased Global Capacity: The São Paulo hub aims to support JumpCloud in expanding its service delivery, providing assistance worldwide for customers and partners.
- Fast, Secure Migrations: The acquisition seeks to provide users and partners with access to specialists focused on complex and legacy migrations, ensuring a smooth transition to cloud-native IT systems.
- Enterprise Readiness: This move aims to positions JumpCloud to better meet the demands of large international organisations by ensuring the secure deployment of its intelligent platform.
Bruno Rotiroti, CEO of MacSolution, shared: "Joining forces with JumpCloud is the ultimate validation of the knowledge and specialized service our team has built over the years."
Although the specifics of the deal remain undisclosed, this acquisition signifies an enhancement of JumpCloud's ability to deliver modern IT solutions globally, emphasising their expanding influence in strategic markets like Brazil.
