Nebula Global Services to deliver services for Netos FinOps platform

Nebula Global Services has been announced as the first and primary global services partner for Netos, a provider of FinOps for IT networks.

The partnership forms part of Netos’ global technology channel strategy, combining Nebula’s global services capabilities with Netos’ network financial operations platform.

Netos provides a FinOps solution for IT networks that enables enterprises to gain visibility into network consumption, manage expenditure, and operate connectivity environments with greater financial oversight. Through the partnership, Netos gains access to Nebula’s global network of certified engineers, project managers, and technology specialists, supporting onboarding, technical integration, optimisation consulting, and ongoing managed services.

Under the agreement, Nebula Global Services will act as Netos’ primary global services provider, supporting solution deployment across EMEA, North America, APAC, and LATAM. The partnership is intended to support channel partners, including System Integrators, Managed Service Providers (MSPs), and Value-Added Resellers (VARs), with delivery across multiple regions.

Together, the companies aim to support organisations in:

• Achieving cost transparency across network infrastructure
• Identifying and reducing redundant network spend
• Optimising service usage, contract structures, and vendor performance
• Improving governance and reporting through real-time FinOps dashboards
• Integrating financial and operational data from existing ITSM and technical systems

The partnership is intended to support Netos’ expansion of FinOps practices within IT networking and to facilitate deployment across its international customer base.

Ross Teague, Chief Executive Officer at Nebula Global Services, commented: “We are delighted to be selected as the first global services partner for Netos. Their FinOps for IT Networks solution fills a critical gap in the technology channel market, giving enterprises the financial visibility and optimisation capabilities they’ve long been missing."