The wins keep coming for Tammy Cooper and Technologent.
The Irvine-based IT firm, which provides edge-to-edge information technology solutions and services for Fortune 1000 companies, late last year announced a partnership with ReadyWorks, a digital platform conductor from New York.
ReadyWorks’ software is expected to boost Technologent’s capabilities to: optimize on-premises, public cloud, and private cloud resources; automate business and IT processes; maintain cyber resiliency; and implement data management solutions.
The partnership “extends the services we are able to deliver to our customers,” said Jack Pieracini, area vice president at Technologent. “ReadyWorks addresses one of the biggest challenges felt across enterprises today—namely how to extract value from existing tech investments by leveraging the data they hold and automating responses to it.”
The deal is expected to drive more business to Technologent, which has enjoyed over 20% growth in annual revenue in recent years.
Technologent helps clients outpace the new digital economy by creating IT environments that are “agile, flexible, efficient, transparent and secure,” using a variety of hybrid infrastructure, automation, security and data management products.
Owner Tom Gallaway founded Technologent as a Sun Microsystems reseller over 20 years ago, selling $9 million in its first year with a single sales representative.
Cooper serves as the company’s chief executive, chairman and chief financial officer, and the latter role earned her a CFO of the Year Award last May, when she received an award in the Lifetime Achievement category from the Business Journal.
It’s the second recent Business Journal accolade for Cooper; in 2022 she was one of the honorees at the 28th annual Women in Business Awards.
The firm’s headcount is now nearly 265 employees, with about 90 of them in Orange County.
In addition to Irvine, Technologent has 13 offices in the U.S., including San Diego and Las Vegas.
