The goal, according to statements by both firms, will be to become a leading platform for asset management among small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and schools, which is where Assetbots has focused its efforts.
Making complex things simple
Alcyr Araujo, Mosyle’s CEO, says he decided to make the deal because he recognized the quality of the software, the simplicity of the user interface, and the feature set. “Their obsessive goal of creating ultra-high-quality software with unparalleled simplicity and affordability…made me want to be a part of their mission and growth immediately,” he said in a statement.
“Full alignment with the vision of creating the highest quality tools on the market, while achieving simplicity and affordability, made Mosyle the perfect home for Assetbots,” Burggraf said, also in a statement. “Their proven success in achieving that combined with their scale and resources will allow Assetbots to do the same with asset management software for schools and SMBs.”