Quisitive Signs Cloud Services Agreement with Leading Healthcare Company
Expands recurring revenue business to 22% with full suite of Microsoft cloud services and SaaS offerings
Toronto, ON – TheNewswire - March 20, 2020 - Quisitive Technology Solutions Inc. (Quisitive or the "Company") (TSXV:QUIS) (OTC:QUISF), a premier Microsoft solutions provider that helps customers navigate the ever-changing climate that their business relies upon, today announced it has signed a cloud services agreement (the “Agreement”) with a major healthcare company (the “Customer”).
Under the Agreement, Quisitive will continue its strategic partnership as the Customer’s Microsoft solutions provider and now expand services to include full managed cloud services for their Microsoft Office 365 and Dynamics 365 environment over the next three years. This is in addition to the Microsoft Azure CSP and managed services the Company is already providing the Customer. The estimated value of the full suite of services to this Customer is between S4.5 and $5.0 million over the next three years.
Quisitive led the Customer through its cloud journey leveraging the Quisitive Cloud Assessment Accelerator, then executed their move to the Microsoft cloud with Quisitive cloud migration services, and now is helping the customer operate their business in the cloud with CSP and managed services.
The Customer is now positioned to begin to innovate in the cloud using Quisitive’s data analytics, application modernization and Microsoft Dynamics services to enable their digital transformation and realize new business outcomes.
In early 2019, Quisitive became a Microsoft Cloud Solution Provider (CSP) and has since expanded its CSP customer base across multiple industries that include healthcare, entertainment, manufacturing, utilities, automotive, financial services and retail. Quisitive now provides full managed cloud services across Microsoft Azure, Microsoft Office 365, as well as Dynamics Finance and Operations and CRM.
In addition, Quisitive has expanded its CRG emPerform employee performance management Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) business by 10% over the last six months, bringing its client base to more than 200 and user subscriptions to more than 200,000, further strengthening the recurring revenue for the business.
Between CSP, managed services and SaaS subscription billing offerings, Quisitive has grown its recurring revenue to 22% of its business over the last three quarters, this in in line with the Company’s goal of growing recurring revenues through CSP, managed services, and Quisitive 1st party SaaS solutions.
“We are offering a full breadth of Microsoft cloud services and complementary SaaS solutions that provide our customers with new efficiencies, further advancing their digital ambitions,” said Mike Reinhart, CEO of Quisitive. “Our customers have seen tremendous value with our ability to enable their move to the cloud, operate their Microsoft cloud environment, and innovate in the cloud, ensuring they reap the benefit of expense management, improved efficiencies and realization of new business outcomes.”
About Quisitive:
Quisitive is a premier Microsoft solutions provider that helps enterprise organizations move, operate and innovate in the Microsoft cloud: Microsoft Azure, Microsoft Dynamics and Microsoft O365. Quisitive also provides proprietary Software as a Service ("SaaS") solutions, such as CRG emPerform ™ and LedgerPay that complement the Microsoft platform. Quisitive serves clients globally with offices in Austin, TX; Dallas, TX; Denver, CO; Minneapolis, MN; Silicon Valley, CA; Washington, DC; Ottawa, ON; and Toronto, ON. For more information, visit http://www.Quisitive.com and follow @BeQuisitive. TSXV: QUIS.
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