CirrusHQ have announced a multi-year global Strategic Collaboration Agreement with Amazon Web Services (AWS). This agreement builds on the successful relationship that AWS and CirrusHQ have built over the last 10 years.

The agreement reinforces CirrusHQ’s ability to deliver its services to education, public sector, E-commerce and media organisations worldwide, building on that long-term relationship through the development of specific solutions to help enable customers to modernise applications, optimise costs and migrate services to the cloud.

The agreement will continue to expand on the expertise and AWS technical knowledge CirrusHQ have in implementing and migrating Microsoft Workloads and DevOps practices. As an AWS Advanced Tier Services Partner in the AWS Partner Network (APN), CirrusHQ is ‘committed to being at the cutting edge of AWS technology and helping accelerate and streamline customers’ digital transformations’.

CirrusHQ has also achieved Amazon API Gateway Delivery Partner, Amazon CloudFront Delivery Partner, and AWS Lambda Delivery Partner designations.

James Lucas, CEO of CirrusHQ commented: “Entering into this Strategic Collaboration Agreement with AWS reflects our position as an AWS Partner with proven cloud management and professional services expertise.

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“This marks a significant step for our company having celebrated our 10th year as an AWS Partner, and it underlines our commitment to delivering exceptional value and services to our customers. Together with AWS we can enable customers to leverage the power of the cloud, achieve operational efficiencies and maximise cost optimisation in order to strengthen their performance and drive transformational success.”

John Davies, director, UK Public Sector at AWS, added: “We are delighted to have signed this Strategic Collaboration Agreement with CirrusHQ. The agreement will help our customers innovate and modernise as they migrate to the cloud.”