Swiss software company acquired by US-based Quest

With offices in Switzerland, the UK and US, Quadrotech Solutions SA was established in 2011 by four co-founders whose aim was to provide organisations with management and migration solutions for Microsoft 365/Office 365 through its SaaS platform Nova. Since then, the company has grown to become the leading software provider in the field.

For its email migration projects across four email content locations (mailbox, archive, PST, and public folder), the company migrated over 11.6 Petabytes (11600 Terabytes ) of data and almost 4.7 million mailboxes. Furthermore, it offers Office 365 reporting, analytics and auditing tools with a suite of over 100 reports covering all primary Office 365 services to help customers gain the business insight to control their Office 365 environment on a global scale.

A successful partnership leads to acquisition
For over five years, the Zug-based startup and the California based Quest Software have been collaborating on offering email archive and PST migrations to Office 365. Quest has now acquired Quadrotech to strengthen its migration leadership position. Quest is a global systems management and security software provider with 30 years of experience as a provider of Microsoft Platform Management solutions. Worldwide, more than 130,000 companies and 95% of the Fortune 500 count on Quest to deliver proactive management and monitoring for the next enterprise initiative, find the next solution for complex Microsoft challenges and stay ahead of the next threat.

Quest will integrate Quadrotech solutions into its Microsoft Platform Management business unit to better support Managed Service Providers (MSPs). Quadrotech Nova offers a range of services that will benefit Quest’s customers and partners.

“This acquisition adds more than just technology. Quadrotech hosts Practical365.com, which already has a large community following. It will serve as an incredibly useful resource for Quest customers looking for real-world tips and best practices around Office 365, Teams, SharePoint, PowerShell, Azure and more,” said Michael Tweddle, President of Quest’s Microsoft Platform Management business unit.

(Press release/RAN)