Carrenza’s infrastructure as a service (IaaS) cloud service has been combined with Silverbear’s membership software to offer a software as a service (SaaS) capability for the G-Cloud 5 framework. Carrenza has also been accepted onto the framework in its own right as an IaaS provider.
The partnership is targeting government departments that are seeking to reduce costs and ensure access to expert help relating to the management of their membership processes. With MP expenses occupying the attention of central government, it could be an interesting addition to the G-Cloud catalogue.
Silverbear Membership hosted on Carrenza’s IaaS has been made available via Lot 3 of the G-Cloud. Pricing will be based on the number of users, chargeable monthly, in line with the typical SaaS utility pricing model.
The partnership has been based on Carrenza’s track record in partnering with other application providers to enable secure and highly resilient services implementations and the company’s experience of working with central government. Silverbear flagged Carrenza’s work on supporting Gov.uk, the UK Government’s services and information portal, as a major influence on its management team’s decision.
Mark Travis, managing director of Silverbear, said, “We were impressed by Carrenza’s commitment to delivering IL3 secure services to the public sector as well as their proven track record in delivering scalable and flexible solutions via a channel partner model. Indeed, partnering with Carrenza enables us to focus on delivering our value-add membership management software services, giving us peace of mind in leaving the infrastructure management to a trusted partner.”
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