Mo's Mobiles selects GoDaddy for Application Hosting and Computing Services

In 2016, Mo's Mobiles, a Australia based Retail organization with 150 employees and revenues of $22M selected GoDaddy for Application Hosting and Computing Services while displacing Legacy, and integrating with the existing systems being used.

Customer Vendor Old Product New Product Category Market Users VAR/SI When Live
Mo's Mobiles GoDaddy Legacy GoDaddy Application Hosting and Computing Services IaaS n/a n/a 2016 2016
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FAQ - Mo's Mobiles selects GoDaddy for (Application Hosting and Computing Services)

In 2016, Mo's Mobiles selected GoDaddy for Application Hosting and Computing Services to modernize their IaaS operations and improve scalability, visibility, and control.

The GoDaddy deployment replaces Legacy and integrates with existing systems to streamline processes, reporting, and compliance across IaaS.

Mo's Mobiles is a Retail organization in Australia, with approximately 150 employees and $22M in annual revenue.

Mo's Mobiles has initiated the GoDaddy implementation with an expected go-live in 2016, supporting its modernization of Application Hosting and Computing Services processes.

Mo's Mobiles has not disclosed the SI for the GoDaddy implementation.

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