SZNS Solutions and CTAC Join SBMCC

The Small Business Multi-Cloud Coalition (SBMCC) is thrilled to announce the addition of two new members, SZNS Solutions and CTAC, to its growing network of industry leaders modernizing federal IT procurement policies that incentivize cloud interoperability, enhance security, and advance innovation. Both organization’s commitment to innovation and mission-driven IT solutions are welcome additions to support the coalition’s goals. SBMCC looks forward to collaborating with them to drive the adoption of multi-cloud environments.

SZNS Solutions specializes in technology consulting and implementation services for web3 and cloud computing domains with a builders-first approach. SZNS Solutions Chief Growth Officer, Leo Kahng, looks forward to “collaborating with and contributing to the Small Business Multi-Cloud Coalition (SBMCC) as we join their mission to drive true interoperability in cloud computing. Diversification in this domain is crucial for mitigating vulnerabilities and enabling government agencies to rapidly deploy best-of-breed technology solutions that meet their mission requirements."

CTAC is a technology services provider and digital transformation partner empowering Government agencies with cutting-edge web and information technologies, specializing in the design, modernization, and integration of IT ecosystems. Speaking to the strategic alignment of CTAC and SBMCC, CTAC’s Business Development Representative, Mike Runfola, stated "Given CTAC's 32 years of experience, the last 17 as a multi-cloud service and resell provider in government contracting, joining the SBMCC directly aligns with its strategic interests. The coalition's focus on incentivizing multi-cloud adoption, combating vendor lock-in, and modernizing FedRAMP directly supports CTAC's business model by fostering a more diverse and accessible government IT landscape. Furthermore, CTAC's expertise as an experienced small business could significantly contribute to and benefit from the coalition's efforts to ensure a more inclusive and competitive environment for small businesses in federal IT procurement."