As more workers make the transition from the office to home and gain approval for more remote work environments, it makes sense that Dizzion, Inc., the industry leader in Managed Desktop as a Service (DaaS), and private equity firm, LLR Partners would strike a partnership. This newly formed alliance provides Dizzion with the additional resources required to expand its AnyCloud global delivery. The expansion enables Dizzon to offer companies managed DaaS with customer choice of infrastructure and availability in 26 countries on six continents.
For over 20 years, LLR Partners has supported high-growth technology leaders, the company recently raised over $1.8 billion to invest in lower mid market businesses, according to an article in this Wall Street Journal. Their partnership with Dizzion illustrates their belief in the company’s mission to deliver premium cloud desktops globally.
Steve Prather, CEO of Dizzion frames it up nicely: “2021 presents an unprecedented opportunity with enterprise and mid-market organizations implementing long-term remote work solutions that address security, compliance, and performance requirements. Partnering with LLR, we aim to capitalize on this opportunity, taking Dizzion AnyCloud global delivery to the next level and continuing our mission of redefining the way the world works.”
Michael Pantiilion, Principal at LLR Partners added, “long before the pandemic changed the way we think about remote work, Dizzion had fully virtualized the desktop experience to the cloud and layered it with the security and compliance protection needed for companies to operate from anywhere.”
Believing in the demand for remote work capabilities, both companies believe that WFH is here to stay and are excited to bring this important solution to global markets.
To learn more about Dizzion’s AnyCloud and Desktop as a Service capabilities visit www.dizzion.com.
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