With the Integration of Amarello Into eSource Capital, Two Premier Google Partners Create the Number One Provider of Google Cloud Solutions in Latin America

eSource Capital, a pioneer in Cloud computing founded in 2007, with coverage in 20 countries, continues its expansion process by integrating Amarello, a Premier Google Cloud Partner, into its business offering.

This union creates a talent pool of +200 employees, a portfolio of more than 2,500 clients and 150 Cloud certifications. Together the group offers Data Analytics Infrastructure, Work Transformation, Google Maps Platform, Security, Disaster Response, and migrations aimed at attending to the growing demand for Cloud Computing services.

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The mobility restrictions resulting from the pandemic have generated a new way of managing the technological resources of organizations. According to a survey carried out by Atento in Latin America, six out of ten companies have had to modify their digital strategy due to the COVID situation.

Financial and retail sectors, among others, require the efficiency and flexibility of Cloud Computing to support the new market realities. According to IDC, nearly 40% of organizations recognize the value of the digital transformation of the financial sector due to the global health contingency. Similarly, retail and e-commerce sites increased have seen double digit increases during this juncture. For this reason, many e-commerce platforms providers have sought to partner with public Cloud providers.

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Since the pandemic began, browsing time on e-commerce sites have increased sharply. For this reason, many e-commerce platforms providers have sought to partner with public Cloud providers.

“This transaction with Amarello, as well as other initiatives that we are implementing, are aimed at strengthening our capability to meet the needs of the market,” says Enrique Camacho, CEO of eSource Capital group.

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