Short Take: Loudcloud, Organic and others sign consulting deals

By Corey Grice
Staff Writer, CNET News

Loudcloud, an outsourced Internet infrastructure provider, has agreed to strategic partnerships with several Web design and consulting firms. Loudcloud signed deals with Organic, Proxicom, Lante, Zefer and Answerthink. The partnerships will allow Loudcloud to offer consulting and Web site and application development services. The design firms will be able to offer equipment procurement and Web site management and maintenance through Loudcloud.

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