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CloudJumper

www.cloudjumper.com

 
CloudJumper is a Workspace as a Service (WaaS) platform innovator for the agile business. The Company is run by a group of industry experts who have helped cultivate the cloud computing industry, and specifically WaaS solutions, from the earliest days of the millennium. The Company`s Cloud Workspace® WaaS solution provides its End Customers a highly secure and easily accessible end user computing environment in the cloud. In 2018, CloudJumper acquired IndependenceIT, and now complements its flagship WaaS solution with its Cloud Workspace Management Suite software that manages the End Customer`s entire technology stack, and also helps other technology companies deploy ...
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million
  • www.cloudjumper.com
  • 381 Cleveland Crossing Drive Suite 133
    Garner, NC USA 27529
  • Phone: 844.645.6789

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