11:11 Systems Acquires Select IBM VMware Cloud Service Provider Enterprise Customers
11:11 Systems, a managed infrastructure solutions provider, has acquired select IBM VMware Cloud Service Provider enterprise customers. This marks the company's eighth VMware-related acquisition and its eleventh purchase, expanding its global reach across North America, EMEA, APAC, and South America, according to the announcement.
This acquisition by 11:11 Systems reflects a consolidation trend within the VMware Cloud Service Provider (VCSP) ecosystem, particularly following Broadcom's optimization of its VCSP program. 11:11 Systems positions itself as a leader in helping VCSPs transition customers to its platform, suggesting that smaller or less specialized providers may be exiting the market or seeking larger partners.
The move expands 11:11 Systems' operational footprint and customer base, particularly for complex enterprise migrations. By integrating cloud infrastructure, connectivity, cyber resilience, and recovery services, the company aims to offer a comprehensive solution for enterprises modernizing critical workloads on VMware Cloud Foundation. This suggests a focus on end-to-end service delivery rather than just infrastructure provision.
The strong alignment cited between 11:11 Systems, IBM, and Broadcom/VMware around customer experience, innovation, and long-term service continuity indicates a strategic rationale beyond simple customer acquisition. It implies a coordinated effort to ensure continuity for existing IBM VMware customers and to solidify 11:11 Systems' role as a key partner in Broadcom's cloud strategy.
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