GUEST OPINION by Pieter DeGunst, Managing Director, Tecala: After struggling through constant lockdowns and disruptions throughout 2021, Australian bu.
iTWire Tuesday, 27 July 2021 12:44 Tecala Ranked on Channel Futures MSP 501 Tech Industry’s Most Prestigious List of Global Managed Service Providers
Shares Pieter DeGunst, Managing Director, Tecala Group
COMPANY NEWS: Tecala, Australia’s award-winning technology services and IT consulting provider, has announced that it has been named as one of the world’s premier Managed Service Providers in the prestigious 2021 Channel Futures MSP 501 rankings.
Tecala has been selected as one of the technology industry’s top-performing providers of managed services by the editors of Channel Futures. For the past 15 years, MSPs from around the globe have submitted applications to be included on this prestigious and definitive listing. The Channel Futures MSP 501 survey examines organisational performance based on annual sales, recurring revenue, profit margins, revenue mix, growth opportunities, innovation, technology solutions supported, and company and customer
The business was put up for sale on the Instruction of Voluntary Administrators, Domenic Calabretta, Thyge Trafford Jones and Grahame Ward from law firm Mackay Goodwin after the company entered voluntary administration on Monday 11 July.
Four Forum Group-related entities have been issued winding up applications from Westpac, namely Forum Enviro Pty Ltd, Forum Enviro (Aust) Pty Ltd, Forum Group Pty Ltd and Forum Group Financial Services Pty Ltd. The bank is represented by MinterEllison.
Mackay Goodwin did not respond to CRN’s request for information.
Founded in December 2011 as an IT managed services group focusing on office printers and copiers, Forum Group then expanded into accounts payable and paperless document systems.
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