Sign In
- Home
- Share Prices
- AQSE Share Prices
- Euronext
- US Share Prices
- Stock Tips
- Share Chat
- FX
- News & RNS
- Media
- Trading Brokers
- Finance Tools
- Members
Latest Share Chat
OUT.L Share News (OUT)
OUT Share
Price
OUT Share
News
OUT Share
Chat
OUT Share
Trades
OUT
Live RNS
OUT Share
Charts
OUT Broker
Ratings
OUT Directors
Deals
OUT Financial
Diary
OUT
Fundamentals
OUT Short
Positions
OUT
Media
OUT Company
Research
OUT Company
Timeline
OUT.L Information
- There is currently no data for OUT
Outsourcery Partners With Ingram Micro UK For Cloud Services
Mon, 16th Sep 2013 11:27
LONDON (Alliance News) - Outsourcery PLC said Monday that it had agreed a strategic partnership with technology wholesaler Ingram Micro UK, part of California-based Ingram Micro Inc.
Outsourcery will provide its cloud services for companies in Ingram Micro's partner network. Ingram Micro will sell Outsourcery's hosted version of Microsoft Lync.
Shares in the cloud-service sprovider were up 0.59 pence at 117.09 pence Monday.
By Hana Stewart-Smith; hanassmith@alliancenews.com; @HanaSSAllNews
Copyright 2013 Alliance News Limited. All Rights Reserved.
Latest OUT News
- Outsourcery Shares Cancelled After Fall Into Administration (ALLISS)
18 Jul 2016 - Outsourcery Appoints Administrators To Progress Sale To GCI Network
16 Jun 2016 - Investec Resigns As Nomad After Outsourcery Appoint Administrators
15 Jun 2016 - Outsourcery To Appoint Administrators For Business And Assets Sale
15 Jun 2016 - Outsourcery Requests Suspension As It Receives Offers For Assets (ALLISS)
3 Jun 2016 - Outsourcery Wins Skype For Business Contract With Keoghs
3 May 2016 - Outsourcery dodges knockout thanks to new Vodafone loan
27 Apr 2016 - WINNERS & LOSERS SUMMARY: Barclays Moving In The Right Direction
27 Apr 2016
Related News
OUT.L News
27 Apr 2016
Outsourcery dodges knockout thanks to new Vodafone loan
(ShareCast News) - Outsourcery, the cloud services company set up by former Dragons' Den investor Piers Linney, has agreed a new short-term loan facil...
Follow the stocks
