Big Fish Games Finds their Mobile Attribution North Star with AppsFlyer
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Big Fish Games Finds their Mobile Attribution North Star with AppsFlyer
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R+H Medicine Pivots Business During COVID-19
"I got an email from Zenefits last week about the process to get a small business loan. There is very little reliable information out there right now and so much of it is spam or a scam. As a business owner, it is so great to know that somebody has my back. I trust Zenefits.".
Client Story: gategroup
Garth Gray, Vice President Global IT Infrastructure and Michael Heuser, Senior IT Director of gategroup talk about the transformation of their MPLS network into a global SD-WAN with strong integration of the Microsoft Azure Cloud. The talk took place at the American headquarters of gategroup in Reston, Virginia.
Garth Gray gategroup is the leading independent global provider of products, services and solutions to airline passengers. They work directly with airlines and with their unique passengers in mind to manage complex, high-volume operations around the world. They have 165 facilities within 126 locations in 33 countries on six continents. Their operation consists primarily of airline catering facilities, running 24 × 7.
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Kemet Chooses Open Systems To Optimize Performance Of Cloud Apps, Secure Cloud Connectivity, And Reduce Costs By 50%
KEMET chooses Open Systems to optimize performance of cloud apps, secure cloud connectivity and reduce costs by 50%.
As a leading global manufacturer of electronic components, KEMET Electronics Corporation has more than 15,000 employees operating at 60 locations across 16 countries. The company strives to meet the highly specialized needs of electronics makers in the telecommunications, medical, aerospace defense, and automotive markets. More than 160 patents, state-of-the-art manufacturing, and R&D facilities allow KEMET to deliver an expanding portfolio of advanced electronic solutions, including the industry’s broadest range of capacitors.
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Zerto Keeps City of Tyler Blooming with IT Resilience
Zerto enabled Tyler IT to quickly recover in one instance where a support technician accidentally wiped out an application and all the data associated with it.
VMs are easily created and migrated to DR, making it easy to take down and repair VMs.
IT resilience helps the city prepare for annual security audits by Criminal Justice Information Systems.
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Zerto Bridges IT Transformation for New Canadian Blood Services Datacenter
Canadian Blood Services in Ottawa is committed to providing a steady and safe supply of blood, plasma, stem cells, and organs and tissues to millions of Canadians.
Canadian Blood Services needed a pain-free datacenter migration and rapid recovery.
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Mrs. Mac’s Achieves RPO of Seconds with Zerto
Since the late 1980s, Mrs. Mac’s has seen vast growth in distribution, new technology and products developed. Their products are sold throughout Australia and New Zealand and their range has grown extensively in recent years.
Mrs. Mac’s previous snapshot-based back-up solution couldn’t deliver the RPO/RTOs required to guarantee continuous availability for their fast-growing business. They also needed the ability to recover from ransomware and other disasters, but with both production and their DR site in the same location this would be difficult.
Find out how Zerto and Zettagrid helped Mrs. Mac’s achieve RPOs of seconds and the ability to recover in the event of an outage or disruption. “With our existing DR solution, we had an RPO of about an hour. This really wasn’t acceptable for us moving forward with our dependence on our IT systems. We are now replicating to SecondSite with Zerto and have an RPO of seconds.”
– Josh Pierre, IT Manager, Mrs. Mac’s Pies
Workload Migration Checklist
Migrating IT infrastructure to adapt to ever-evolving IT strategies has long been a challenge for any business. Factors such as in-house knowledge of applications, the speed of technological change in the IT industry, as well as constant emerging cloud technologies means that these migrations can quickly become complex and challenging to implement.
Zerto delivers a standardized approach to handling these challenges, providing an agnostic offering capable of providing enterprises with a truly resilient IT infrastructure. Utilizing Continuous Data Protection (CDP), the traditional migration window can be reduced from days to just a few minutes, with next to no impact on the production environment until the migration is performed.
Download this checklist for an overview to help plan a datacenter migration project and ensure accountability throughout each step.
Spirit Airlines Case Study
Spirit Airlines is the eighth largest commercial airline in North America, operating more than 400 daily flights to 60 destinations in the U.S., Latin America, and the Caribbean. After experiencing rapid business growth and an expanded datacenter footprint, Spirit Airlines needed to simplify their data migration and disaster recovery processes to provide resilience in the face of unplanned disruptions.
Download this case study to find out how Spirit Airlines built a business strategy to ensure resilience and geo-diversity for its complex IT infrastructure and systems to withstand natural disasters.
Client Story: gategroup
Garth Gray, Vice President Global IT Infrastructure and Michael Heuser, Senior IT Director of gategroup talk about the transformation of their MPLS network into a global SD-WAN with strong integration of the Microsoft Azure Cloud. The talk took place at the American headquarters of gategroup in Reston, Virginia.
Garth Gray gategroup is the leading independent global provider of products, services and solutions to airline passengers. They work directly with airlines and with their unique passengers in mind to manage complex, high-volume operations around the world. They have 165 facilities within 126 locations in 33 countries on six continents. Their operation consists primarily of airline catering facilities, running 24 × 7.
Read this case study to know more about GateGroup.
Kemet Chooses Open Systems To Optimize Performance Of Cloud Apps, Secure Cloud Connectivity, And Reduce Costs By 50%
KEMET chooses Open Systems to optimize performance of cloud apps, secure cloud connectivity and reduce costs by 50%.
As a leading global manufacturer of electronic components, KEMET Electronics Corporation has more than 15,000 employees operating at 60 locations across 16 countries. The company strives to meet the highly specialized needs of electronics makers in the telecommunications, medical, aerospace defense, and automotive markets. More than 160 patents, state-of-the-art manufacturing, and R&D facilities allow KEMET to deliver an expanding portfolio of advanced electronic solutions, including the industry’s broadest range of capacitors.
Read this customer story to know more about KEMET Electronics Corporation.
Cavium enables secure access to privileged credentials with One Identity Safeguard
The majority of headlines about cybersecurity failures center on the theft or loss of customer or citizen information, and larceny linked to money. However, for many organizations the “crown jewels” that they must protect is the intellectual property that is the true value of their businesses. Such is the case with San Jose, California-based Cavium, a processor manufacturer that services a wide range of technology solutions.
Centralised Control Simplifies Management, Boosts Security
Aquila Heywood saves the work of two full-time equivalents each week on privileged access management (PAM) processes while ensuring compliance in a more security-conscious world
From Concept to Savings: One Large Oil Company Integrates it’s Complex Supply Chain
According to Aberdeen's chief supply chain officer survey conducted in January 2011 which surveyed 191 companies, the top two pressures dominating current supply chain operations include increased complexity and globalization (52%), and rising supply chain costs (46%) including fuel and labor. Undoubtedly, the increase in the number of trading partners is changing the nature of the dynamics between all parties in the multi-tiered global supply chain. In response to these pressures there is a growing shift in focus towards internal collaboration (cited by 70%) and external collaboration (42%) with suppliers and trading partners. This Analyst Insight will focus on some key process and technology differentiators displayed in improving supplier/partner/service product flow across an increasingly more complex, multi-tier, and cross-channel distribution network. We will showcase the advantages that one large oil and gas company was able to achieve by partnering with a solutions provider, ASCI, to build out an integrated platform.