62 meetings with technology leaders for Cloudsome’s CloudOS
How Growth Cab put CloudOS, a single control layer for multi-cloud and hybrid infrastructure, in front of the CTOs and CIOs who run that infrastructure every day.
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- 02Engage
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- 62 Meetings held with technology leaders
- 41 With CTOs and CIOs
- 55+ Companies met

At a glance
- Client
- Cloudsome
- Sector
- Cloud Infrastructure Software
- Product
- CloudOS, multi-cloud management platform
- Channels
- Phone and email
- Reporting period
- March 2025 to April 2026
Put one cloud control layer in front of the leaders who run infrastructure
Cloudsome builds CloudOS, a cloud management platform that works as one control layer over public clouds, private clouds and on-premises environments, and automates provisioning, deployment, scaling and self-healing. Its latest version lets IT teams run and govern infrastructure in natural language instead of scripts.
The goal was clear: open conversations with CTOs, CIOs and IT leaders and position CloudOS as the way to stop firefighting across too many clouds, consoles and scripts.
Your IT team is spread across too many clouds, consoles and scripts. What if you could run it all from one place?
Three markets, one message: run your cloud from one place
Growth Cab designed and executed a focused outbound campaign that followed Cloudsome’s product as it evolved, from e-commerce hosting to a conversational cloud operating system, while keeping one promise: run your infrastructure from one place. The strategy was built on three pillars.
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Technical leader targeting
Engaged CTOs, CIOs and heads of IT, first at e-commerce and digital agencies, then at IT service firms, hosting providers and system integrators, and finally at mid-sized companies running more than one cloud.
Output41 of the 62 meetings were with CTOs and CIOs.
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One control layer
Focused on the daily cost of complexity: too many clouds, consoles and scripts, and teams that spend their time firefighting instead of building. Every touchpoint positioned CloudOS as one control layer, with fewer consoles and less manual work.
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A technical session as the meeting offer
Positioned each meeting as a short technical session with Cloudsome’s team, built around the prospect’s own setup and closing with a live demo of CloudOS.
OutputGrowth Cab’s BDRs ran the outreach by phone and email.
62 meetings with the people who run the infrastructure
The campaign opened conversations with technology leaders at IT service firms, software houses, hosting providers and mid-sized companies with multi-cloud setups.
The campaign dashboard tracks 62 meetings held from March 2025 to April 2026, 11 of them in March 2026.
- 0162meetings held with technology leaders
- 0241with CTOs and CIOs
- 0355+companies met
- 0411meetings held in March 2026 alone

Key takeaway
When the message names the problem the buyer lives with every day, technical leaders take the call.
By turning cloud complexity into one clear promise, Growth Cab helped Cloudsome hold 62 meetings with technology leaders, 41 of them with CTOs and CIOs.