Antony Savvas

3 weeks ago | iteuropa.com | Antony Savvas

Germany’s audius is acquiring Swiss software services firm Ergonomics, based in Zurich. The acquisition expands audius’ expertise in software development in the areas of electronic payment transactions, banking, and IT security. At the same time, the new subsidiary gives the audius group a strategic presence in the Swiss market, enabling it to continue its international expansion.

3 weeks ago | iteuropa.com | Antony Savvas

Pure Storage has named Paddy Fitzpatrick as regional vice president for the UK and Ireland. Based in the UK, Fitzpatrick will focus on strengthening customer and partner relationships across the UK&I markets. With over three decades of experience working with some of the world’s largest technology companies, most recently at AWS, where he served in a leadership role focusing on enterprise software and SaaS, Fitzpatrick will support customers in maximising the value of the Pure Storage Platform.

3 weeks ago | iteuropa.com | Antony Savvas

Workday has unveiled its Agent Partner Network, a global ecosystem of partners building AI agents that will connect with the Workday Agent System of Record (ASOR). Accenture, Adobe, Amazon Web Services, Auditoria.AI, Compa, Deloitte, Glean, Google Cloud, IBM, Kainos, KPMG, Microsoft, Paradox, PwC, and WorkBoardAI are among the first to partner with Workday to help joint customers “thrive in a future where AI agents are a central part of how work gets done”, said the vendor.

3 weeks ago | iteuropa.com | Antony Savvas

Advania UK trebled its sales to £452m in the last year, with the aid of acquisitions. The acquisitions of CCS Media (in October 2024) and Servium (June 2024) were the key to growth. CCS Media contributed over £273m in revenue, bolstering offerings in infrastructure, cloud transformation, AI, and managed services. This acquisition also strengthened partnerships with major hardware vendors, including Dell and Cisco, while introducing new relationships with HPE, Lenovo, and Logitech.

3 weeks ago | iteuropa.com | Antony Savvas

Data centre transformation services provider LogicMonitor says it has exceeded $300m in annual recurring revenue (ARR), and customers generating over $100,000 in ARR have grown more than 25% year-over-year, and now represent 80% of total ARR. Building on this growth, LogicMonitor has appointed Garth Fort as chief product officer. Fort, formerly SVP and CPO at Splunk, brings deep expertise in cloud and AI transformation, having helped scale Splunk into a $4.2 billion business.