Etherios Set to Expand Enterprise Cloud Computing Services Globally

March 20, 2012 Off By David
Object Storage
Grazed from MarketWatch.  Author: PR Announcement.

Etherios, a leading enterprise cloud computing services company, today announced it is expanding to serve a growing base of customers in North America and worldwide. Fueled by an investment from salesforce.com and a private investment from the energy industry, the company will accelerate the expansion of its practices that focus on salesforce.com’s social, mobile and open cloud technologies.

“The shift to the social enterprise is a positive disruptive force for businesses around the world,” says Mike Dannenfeldt, founder and CEO, Etherios. “With our expanded services, we can help more companies transform themselves into social enterprises and place customers at the heart of their business through social, mobile and open cloud computing technologies. Best of all, we have only just begun to realize the benefits and capabilities this transformation can deliver to our customers.”…

Founded in 2008 by former salesforce.com technical architects — Etherios has consistently grown more than 240 percent year over year. Through this growth, Etherios has also achieved and maintains a high customer satisfaction (CSAT) score among salesforce.com partners.

“With these investments we can provide our customers with superior social, mobile and open cloud computing services and accelerate our expansion into new markets,” says Kevin Smith, chief operating officer, Etherios. “Having been recognized by salesforce.com in 2010 as an ‘Innovator in the Cloud,’ we are scaling to deliver even more successful social enterprise transformations.”

To serve its growing base of customers in a way that is as innovative and efficient as cloud computing itself, Etherios opened Solution Centers in Chicago and Dallas in 2011. With processes that leverage key enabling technologies, Solution Centers enable our highly experienced and certified staff to collaborate in a very flexible work environment.