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WBM Technologies
WBM Technologies is headquartered in Saskatoon and maintains Infrastructure Operations Centres in Vancouver, Calgary, Regina, Winnipeg, and Las Vegas.
WBM Technologies
WBM Technologies is headquartered in Saskatoon and maintains Infrastructure Operations Centres in Vancouver, Calgary, Regina, Winnipeg, and Las Vegas. The firm provides a bundled suite of managed IT capabilities — spanning data and security, modern workplace enablement, enterprise service desk, and managed print — to organizations concentrated in Western Canada. Its service model is unified under the "Enterprise Experience Platform," a framework designed to integrate hardware procurement, cloud migration, and ongoing operational support rather than delivering them as separate line items. The firm’s deployment spans cloud productivity, cybersecurity, and physical-office technology stacks. Confirmed client engagements include digital-workplace transformations for Cameco, virtual-collaboration rollouts for Baker Tilly, and managed-meeting-room reconfigurations for the Saskatchewan Roughriders Football Club. WBM also manages print environments for Enerplus, using remote monitoring and predictive analytics. Practice areas cover Copilot AI for Microsoft 365, collaboration-room hardware, and cybersecurity posture assessments — the firm achieved a Cyber Verify AAA rating, a designation held by less than one percent of global managed service providers. WBM fields over 550 IT professionals across six locations and operates a 24x7x365 service desk for existing clients. The firm earned a spot on CRN’s Elite 150 Managed Service Provider list in 2026. Beyond commercial operations, WBM maintains an active community-investment program documented in an annual Community Impact Report; notable initiatives include a long-term partnership with Cameco to deploy modern workplace technology in remote Northern Indigenous communities and a collaboration with Making Changes and Pembina Pipeline to create career-entry pathways for women in IT. A distinguishing structural feature is WBM’s full-stack integration under a single operating entity: hardware resale and procurement, managed security operations, service-desk staffing, and ongoing advisory are delivered by WBM itself rather than through subcontractor ecosystems. This vertical integration, combined with a regional density of Infrastructure Operations Centres, allows the firm to offer localized 24x7 support — an architecture more commonly associated with national or global systems integrators than a Western Canada-headquartered managed services provider.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Year founded
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AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
North America
Country
Canada
City
Saskatoon
Corporate office
Saskatoon, SK, Canada
Additional offices
Vancouver · Calgary · Regina · Winnipeg · Las Vegas
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
What is the Enterprise Experience Platform and how does it shape WBM's delivery model?
The Enterprise Experience Platform is WBM’s proprietary framework that bundles managed IT capabilities — data and security, end-user computing, enterprise service desk, and managed print — into a single engagement layer. Rather than selling discrete projects or break-fix contracts, WBM uses the platform to provide ongoing outcomes-driven management. This architecture positions the firm closer to a managed service provider with integrated hardware resale and advisory than a traditional IT consultancy.
What is the firm's geographic footprint and where are its Infrastructure Operations Centres?
WBM maintains Infrastructure Operations Centres in Saskatoon, Vancouver, Calgary, Regina, Winnipeg, and Las Vegas. The centres deliver 24x7x365 support to clients concentrated in Western Canada, with some reach into the United States. The density of these IOCs allows localized service-desk and field-support operations uncommon for a firm of its size outside major metro corridors.
Does WBM operate a cybersecurity practice?
Yes. In May 2026 WBM achieved a Cyber Verify AAA rating, a designation held by fewer than one percent of global managed service providers. The firm’s cybersecurity posture assessments and managed security operations are delivered through the same Enterprise Experience Platform as its end-user computing and service-desk functions, providing an integrated security overlay across client environments.
How does WBM engage with Indigenous communities in its operating region?
WBM has a multi-year partnership with Cameco, guided by Indigenous Engagement Charter Signatory principles, to deploy modern workplace technology in remote Northern Indigenous communities. The program uses WBM’s Power Bar group and northern community liaisons to deliver technology education and enablement, with the goal of strengthening investment and skills in the communities where Cameco operates.
Is WBM's revenue model primarily project-based or recurring?
WBM’s model leans toward recurring managed-services revenue. The firm sells outcome-driven IT management under its Enterprise Experience Platform — encompassing ongoing service desk, security monitoring, managed print, and modern workplace support — rather than one-off project delivery. Hardware procurement and implementation are part of the same integrated contract structure.
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