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One of the many companies shocked to hear about Synergy Plus going into voluntary administration last week was security specialists Watchguard.
The beleaguered integrator became a significant partner of Watchguard with the acquisition of Leading Consulting and just this week was named as an ‘expert partner’ for a new technology business for the security company.
Watchguard regional director Scott Robinson said “it’s very disappointing to hear if a partner’s having trouble”.
Robinson added that he had hope that the company would survive its current misfortunes.
“Obviously it’s very early days and we hope they [Synergy Plus] get some management to sort the situation out.”
“We’ve seen businesses go into administration before and survive.”
Synergy Plus' shares remain in a trading halt.
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