Trustmarque has announced it is to merge with stable mate Trinity.
Trustmarque was acquired by Liberata UK Limited in September 2014 after a gap in Trustmarque’s accounts prompted rumours to circulate last summer as to the firm’s future.
Microsoft Gold partner Trinity was saved from administration by Liberata in October 2013.
In a statement on its website, the York-based VAR said: “The combined strength of the new organisation enable[s] Trustmarque to provide over 2000 organisations with an enhanced range of end-to-end technology services. Customers can now access a range of services from a single expert provider. Trustmarque’s mission is to simplify IT, and empower organisations and their people to unlock the true potential of technology services.”
It said: “Trinity is one of the few IT service providers that has successfully designed, built and operated cloud platforms for its customers. Through state-of-the-art datacentre services, expert advice and highly-reliable managed services, it is valued for supporting its customers in harnessing the power of new technologies.
“Over 27 years, Trustmarque has built an enviable reputation in providing software solutions and IT technologies, through its expert understanding of licensing models, deployment strategies and ongoing management. Trustmarque has consistently developed its capabilities with the aim of providing the full range of technology outcomes with the same levels of expertise and service.”
It added: “Rest assured, you will continue to experience the same high levels of service and support that you have come to expect, and from today, you now have access to so much more.
No other details are provided at this time.
