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Evoque Datacentre Solutions, a global provider of connectivity, cloud and datacentre services, has announced an expansion of its channel partner programme, designed to leverage existing relationships between service providers and their clients, while providing end-users with a full range of world-class data center services, ranging from co-location to the cloud.
Under the expanded offering, Evoque will provide its channel partners with a full range of tools designed to help them drive additional business, including a consistent commission structure and process with increased incentives. The programme will also offer new programmatic partner support, along with expanded co-branded marketing support designed to drive awareness and communicate the wide scope of advantages delivered by Evoque’s full line of capabilities. The company said it has begun broadening its focus to attract partners from a variety of segments, including brokers, master- and sub-agents and technology alliances.
In addition, Evoque has announced the appointment of Monica Walton as the company’s VP of channel sales. Monica previously served as VP & GM of sales for Lumen Technologies’ Rocky Mountain Region.
“Monica is a respected leader who dives in, looks for ways to strategically drive results, and works with tenacity to ensure her company’s success,” said Lisa Miller, president at Spearhead Advisors, a Dallas-based telecommunications consultancy. “I know her leadership style is to dig in, analyze, and achieve strong, consistent results. She is highly customer-focused and understands how to work with the channel to drive solutions and exceed customer expectations.”
Channel partners signing with Evoque will have a significant range of assets at their disposal to share with their clients. In addition to datacentres located throughout the United States as well as in Europe and Asia, Evoque has acquired Foghorn, a cloud engineering consultancy that works with mid- to large-size enterprises, as well as companies born in the cloud. It has also introduced its Multi-Generational Infrastructure (MGI) strategy, designed to enable firms to optimize their options for workload deployment across the widest range of options, including on-premises, co-location, and edge datacentres, as well as cloud and multi-cloud hybrid configurations.
“More than ever, the channel is a vital conduit for communicating our value proposition and driving sales,” Monica said. “By expanding our reach and scope to a greater range of trusted channel partners, we will help them deliver proven solutions to their clients, and will grow our customer base at the same time.” Walton said Evoque plans to double its number of channel-based bookings over the next 12 months, noting that since she joined the company, Evoque has already surpassed its total channel sales funnel from the previous year. “Working with my team, I’m committed to developing and delivering a channel program that will benefit everyone at every phase: the end-user, our partners and us,” She added.