CRN Australia reports that per the five-year contract, voice infrastructure and information networks at the pair of casino hotels will be managed by Cirrus in an effort to satisfy critical performance, the uninterrupted stream of business and accessibility objectives.
According to Cirrus, its tender has been effective because of a cost-effective alternative that’s supportive of the day-to-day government at Crown, management and monitoring of the firm’s community within specified accessibility goals.
Matt Sullivan, managing director at the next generation IT service supplier, which has been No. 3 at CRN Fast50 last year, stated, “Cirrus is delighted to have won this competitive tender during the alliance of our Melbourne and Perth offices. We are eager to have the opportunity to associate with one of Australia’s biggest entertainment groups. The managed service contract triumph highlights Cirrus’ continuing ability to demonstrate advanced value-based options for customers and continues the success in our aim to be the market leader in enterprise managed services. ”
This season, Cirrus has obtained several contract wins, including a deal worth $1.6 million to give maintenance support and community gear to the Australian Trade and Investment Commission by means of its Correct Communications subsidiary, which has been acquired by Cirrus in November last year.
Additionally, the ASX-listed IT services integrator in January was effective in acquiring a controlled service contract to handle the network solutions, telephony and IP network carriage of the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre.
Through a combination of organic growth and acquisition, the business has managed to increase its revenue by 176% to reach $53.9 million at the financial year 2017.
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