Cirrus Networks has won two enterprise licensing contracts worth more than $1.2 million combined.
The company did not disclose the clients, but did reveal that one is a “state government agency” and the other is a “major local bank”. Both contracts cover the supply of VMware enterprise licence agreements.
Managing director Frank Richmond said Cirrus had been recognised for its innovative and cost-competitive approach.
“We look forward to an ongoing relationship with these blue-chip customers and the opportunity to showcase our approach in this area with other businesses,” he said.
In March, Cirrus revealed that it had won three resources contracts worth more than $1 million combined.
The previous month it revealed that it had landed four major managed services contracts, valued at $2.1 million, since launching the new division eight months earlier.
Cirrus came in at No.3 in the 2015 CRN Fast50 with revenue growth of 154 percent to $14.9 million.
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