Cirrus Networks wins $1.6M networking deal with Austrade
Summary
The deal will see Cirrus, via its Correct Communications subsidiary, supply equipment relating to Austrade network requirements, including associated maintenance and support. Cirrus Networks announced in November last year it had struck a deal to acquire Correct Communications, a Canberra-based systems integrator, in a share purchase agreement set to be worth up to $5 million. The company counts Microsoft, Cisco Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE), VMware, Palo Alto Networks and NetApp among its vendor partners. “This is a key acquisition for Cirrus addressing a number of our strategic focus areas while accelerating our greenfields Canberra operation,” Sullivan said at the time. The acquisition came several months after Cirrus Networks struck a multimillion-dollar deal to acquire Victorian IT solutions provider, NGage Technology Group.
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