Cloud Computing: Cetrom Named to CRN’s Next-Gen 250 for Third Successive Year

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Cetrom Information Technology, Inc. (Cetrom), a cloud computing pioneer and leader in custom cloud management for global SMBs, today announced it has been recognized for the third successive year as a member of the 2013 CRN Next-Gen 250. The annual list highlights up-and-coming solution providers that are new to the market, and take a smart and different approach to solution selling and integration.

Cetrom’s custom cloud management and support services offer comprehensive technology solutions for accounting and CPA firms, associations and nonprofits, law offices, and travel management agencies. Because of the technology company’s unique white-glove approach to each customer’s needs, every deployed cloud solution directly supports the business initiatives and structure of the organization, from a fully outsourced IT department to a complementary technology partner that extends expert in-house teams. Supported by year-over-year investments in leading technologies, Cetrom’s custom Cloud Computing Solutions deliver a reliable, cost-effective, and secure solution for global organizations…

Christopher Stark, president and CEO, Cetrom, said, “Inclusion on CRN’s Next-Gen 250 list for a third year is a testament to the innovation behind Cetrom’s Cloud Computing Solutions. With over a decade of experience deploying custom cloud management solutions—and a roster of customer endorsements to match—Cetrom has indeed solidified its position as a leader in the IT community and is excited to continue to be a prominent example of a passionate and dedicated technology partner.”

The Next-Gen 250 honors those solution providers zeroing in on lucrative and emerging technologies, among them cloud computing, mobility, virtualization, unified communications, business analytics and business intelligence. These companies stand out from the pack when it comes to transforming their business or breaking into new technologies.

“The challenges facing today’s channel executives are constantly evolving and we make it a priority to keep pace with that change to help the channel community effectively compete. The Next-Gen 250 represents the up-and-coming solution providers dedicated to addressing those challenges in a more complete and dynamic way,” said Robert Faletra, CEO, UBM Tech Channel. “We congratulate these companies on being named to the prestigious list and look forward to covering their continued success.”

A sampling of the 2013 Next-Gen list is featured in the August issue of CRN Magazine and is featured online at http://www.crn.com. The complete list of 250 companies will be available in the CRN Tech News app, available for iPad and Windows 8.