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11:11 Systems

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HQ Location United States	Year Founded 2020	Company Type Private	Revenue $100m-1b
Employees 1,001 - 10,000	Website Open website	Twitter Handle @1111systems

Company Description

11:11 Systems (“11:11”) is a managed infrastructure solutions provider that holistically addresses the challenges of next-generation managed cloud, connectivity and security requirements. 11:11 combines the teams and technology behind market-leading, analyst-vetted companies like Sungard AS and iland to deliver increased performance, optimization and savings.

11:11 provides cloud, connectivity and security solutions from its global footprint of data centers throughout North America, Europe, Australia and Asia.

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Piab eliminates barriers to strategic IT with iland, now 11:11 Systems, cloud and disaster recovery services.

Piab, a leader in industrial automation, was facing challenges with its production servers and disaster recovery. The company had been using its own servers at a colocation data center in Stockholm, but any time a hard drive failed or the IT team needed to add RAM or storage, a staff member had to physically drive to the location more than 30 minutes away. Then they had to deal with security procedures and equipment delivery in and out of the data center. Faced with the prospect of purchasing all new hardware infrastructure, Anderson took a more strategic step and tapped [11:11]’s enterprise cloud to host its entire production environment. Piab had been using an incumbent software solution for disaster recovery, but it no longer met the IT team’s requirements and did not inspire confidence. For one thing, it required a lot of resources—several gigabytes per server—from the environment. The bigger concern was that Anderson and his team weren’t sure that it would meet their recovery time objectives, and they weren’t easily able to run tests to see how it would perform in a real disaster.

Rufus Leonard achieves cost savings of 40 percent and assured business continuity with iland, now 11:11 Systems, DRaaS.

Rufus Leonard, a leading UK independent agency with 29 years’ experience in brand and digital, was facing challenges with their existing disaster recovery (DR) solution. The solution, which had grown into a fully managed DR solution, was proving to be unreliable and complex. The variables for DR testing were changing every time, leading to a lack of confidence in its effectiveness in a real-life DR situation. Additionally, the costs of the fully managed solution were continually growing, diminishing the return on investment. These increasing costs, combined with decreasing confidence, prompted the search for a new DR solution to protect the 27 virtual machines in their on-premises London environment.

Cloud recovery service strengthens resilience of cement manufacturer

Cementos Progreso, a Guatemala-based company, recognized the need for a disaster recovery solution outside its earthquake-prone country to ensure operations would continue uninterrupted in the event of a natural disaster. The company was concerned that a suitable solution would require a significant investment in equipment, infrastructure, and support. The firm already had a colocation site within Guatemala but realized that for true resilience, the company needed to implement disaster recovery provision outside the country to avoid losing access to the twelve critical business applications, including SAP, the business relies on.

iland, now 11:11 Systems, and Lloyd Group work together to provide real value for clients.

Lloyd Group, a technology services firm, was facing several challenges. They were analyzing costs with private cloud refresh and needed a flexible and scalable infrastructure. They also wanted to reduce infrastructure tasks with cost reduction. Disaster recovery was critical for their business and they wanted to provide a stable and reputable solution. There was a lot of turnover in the private cloud solution area and they realized that it was the right time to look for the best partner in this area. Compliance and disaster recovery were needed for a large financial services customer set which also pushed them to look for a DRaaS solution.

iland, now 11:11 Systems, provides Sound Community Bank with flexible, compliant, and secure cloud backup

Sound Community Bank was facing a challenge with their on-premises backup systems as their data was growing and the systems were in need of a hardware refresh. The bank was running out of space and time. The bank decided that a cloud backup solution was the most agile way to solve their problem. However, finding a service that would meet and exceed the stringent federal finance regulations concerning data security and privacy was a challenge. The bank was already a Veeam customer and they explored their list of top partners, hoping to find an easy, compatible cloud solution that would address their needs of compliance, agility and cost effectiveness.

A Cloud Above: Meeting Needs and Disrupting Industries with 11:11 Systems

Before MYCRANE launched its platform in 2021, the global crane procurement process was incredibly complex. Customers were responsible for all the legwork, including sizing cranes, sending inquiries, and evaluating quotes. This came at the expense of valuable resources, most notably, time, money, and a lot of paper. MYCRANE wanted to eliminate all that. But achieving such a goal does not come without obstacles, especially when it means upending a notoriously fickle industry. To attain this level of accessibility, connectivity, and security, both for itself and the crane industry at large, MYCRANE turned to 11:11 Systems to host its innovative platform and marketplace, first in the United Kingdom and then across the globe.

Responsible for electricity for thousands, Inland Power cannot afford to go dark

Inland Power, an electric utility based in Eastern Washington, faced a significant challenge after a devastating storm in 2015. The storm, dubbed a 'storm of the century,' left a path of destruction and caused a week-long power outage for Inland Power's customers. Despite having redundant systems in place, the battery backups failed and the internet connection went down after a week, resulting in a 12-hour period of lost communications. This impacted their phone systems, the outage reporting system, and even communications with first responders. Inland Power recognized the need for two types of resiliency: data protection at a secondary location and the ability to fail-over and operate from a secondary location quickly and reliably.

Geospatial intelligence company Leica Geosystems leverages iland, now 11:11 Systems, cloud solutions to grow and scale.

Leica Geosystems, a company with a 200-year history, faced a significant challenge when it launched its SmartNet business in 2010. The company had to transition from a traditional sales business model to a subscription business model, which was a radical shift. The new business model required a network of GPS receivers throughout North America, with data from these receivers being streamed back to central servers and accessed by users in real time on a subscription basis. This presented numerous challenges, including the need to scale quickly and easily, limited in-house VMware knowledge, and the need for equipment that was available 24x7. The company also faced challenges with expansion, as every time they needed to purchase additional servers or software, they had to put in a fixed asset request which slowed the process down.

In the heavily regulated Financial Services industry, Bluestone innovates in the cloud

Bluestone, a financial services company, was facing challenges with its legacy infrastructure and expiring supplier contracts. The company's chairman was pushing for a shift towards cloud-based applications. The head of Global IT Operations, Krisztian Kenderesi, was tasked with finding a secure, cost-effective, and reliable cloud-based disaster recovery solution. The company also had to meet the regulations of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and maintain the ISO 27001 standard, which has clear requirements for considering security in a Disaster Recovery environment.

iland, now 11:11 Systems, provides complete data protection for Benchmade Knife Company

Benchmade Knife Company, a leading knife producer in the United States, faced a critical need for a business continuity and disaster recovery (BC/DR) plan. The company's data, encompassing emails, files, software, and operating systems, was a crucial part of their operations. A major loss of data, whether caused by ransomware, human error, or some other event, would be disastrous. The need for a BC/DR plan became a priority after the insurance adjuster shared audit results. The company needed to execute its BC/DR plan ahead of schedule to keep their business running and making money.

Bachem chooses iland, now 11:11 Systems, and Veeam to spearhead data continuity and cloud backup transition

Bachem, a global pharmaceutical and biotechnology company, was facing several challenges. The company lacked an offsite backup for its rapidly expanding data output, which included over 150 specialised applications ranging from standard applications for human resources and accounting to industry-specific applications that collect, process and retain important lab data and production recipes. The company also needed a solution with failover capabilities to keep its many critical applications running no matter the disaster. Furthermore, Bachem wanted a backup solution that could also protect the company’s Microsoft 365 workloads beyond what Microsoft already offered. The ever-looming and ever-increasing risk of cybercrime, including ransomware, was also a major concern for the company.

iland, now 11:11 Systems, provides scalable cloud infrastructure to Millennium Consulting during a global pandemic

Millennium Consulting, a Managed Service Provider, Information Services Support and Consulting firm, faced an unprecedented challenge during the COVID-19 pandemic. Their customers, primarily in the healthcare sector, needed uninterrupted service and a scalable infrastructure to support their operations. The pandemic forced healthcare workers to work remotely, and healthcare facilities needed a reliable way to stay connected with their patients' families. Traditional cloud service providers were unable to handle the overwhelming capacity of data during the global pandemic, leading to service failures.

R’Club strengthens their DRaaS plan to care for children of first responders

R’Club, a child care and social service program, was facing challenges with their existing disaster recovery solution. They were using a local partner to lease space for replication with a nearby data center and an off-the-shelf NAS device to copy their backups off-site. However, the process was cumbersome and error-prone, with the device repeatedly failing and requiring rebooting. Moreover, the off-site backups didn't provide the assurance of ongoing availability that R’Club required. It would take hours or days to recover a system, which was time they couldn't afford, especially during hurricane season in Florida when they are responsible for the children of first responders. Lastly, replacing the NAS device with a more functional alternative proved to be cost prohibitive for the nonprofit organization.

Private cloud frees P3 Health Partners to focus on managing patient data, not Information Technology

P3 Health Partners, a health population management group, was facing several challenges. They needed a multi-layer security system to protect their health information and systems. They also had massive volumes of data to store and back up. With a small workforce, they needed supplemental support. The data-intensive processes involved in population health management also called for a high level of IT performance, as well as a solution with the capacity to back up nearly eight terabytes of data, representing 11 years of health records. With employees and customers relying on P3 data, having a highly available, fully recoverable environment was an imperative. And, for a company only two years old with a small IT staff, keeping costs down was important.

eMix: Revolutionizing the Healthcare Industry with Cloud Technology

eMix initially decided to build its own datacenter for the development and initial proof of concept for its cloud-based information exchange service. However, it quickly realized that operating its own datacenter would divert staff away from the business of providing its core software to clients. The company needed a solution that had massive scalability and availability due to the extremely large file sets it deals with. eMix also needed a cloud solution that was cost-effective and highly reliable. The company also had to ensure that the solution met all security and regulatory demands of the healthcare industry.

Dr. Martens modernizes its global data protection and retention strategy with 11:11 Systems

Dr. Martens, a global business with 158 stores and 191 third-party stores around the globe, needed a modern, global data retention and protection strategy. The company's data was growing at a rapid pace, and it was clear that the company could benefit greatly from the security, resiliency, and global availability of the cloud. This meant moving away from traditional data retention strategies, including some of its on-premises environments. The company was also facing the ever-present threat of cybercrime, which continues to skyrocket for organizations of all sizes and sectors around the world.

Geffen Mesher Partners with iland, now 11:11 Systems, and Veeam for trusted, cost effective cloud backup.

Geffen Mesher, a Portland-based accounting and consulting firm, was facing challenges with its data retention strategy. The company was using Veeam for backup on premises and was also paying a local MSP to backup certain critical servers both on and offsite. This resulted in doubling up the work and paying for it. The company was also aware of the increasing cybersecurity threats and the lack of backup protection for OneDrive, Teams, and SharePoint data offered by Office 365. The company was in need of a change to secure and reliable access to data, reduce backup costs, and prepare for increasing cybersecurity threats.

American Fire Systems Elevates IT Infrastructure with iland, now 11:11 Systems, Cloud and Backup for Microsoft 365

American Fire Systems (AFS) was facing several challenges with its IT infrastructure. The company's aging equipment was in need of performance improvements and replacement. As the company expanded into markets across Texas, the amount of data being funneled through its Houston headquarters began to bottleneck, impacting the user experience across the company and leaving it vulnerable to downtime if a disaster were to occur at its lone data center. AFS was also facing increasing cybersecurity threats and needed to comply with the Department of Financial Services Regulations.

iland, Now 11:11 Systems, Provides Secure Cloud Solutions for Tomarco

Tomarco Contractor Specialties, a construction supply company, was facing several challenges. The company was growing and needed a cost-effective data protection solution that could scale with them. They had no budget for a data center, which would have been expensive to manage, maintain, and keep current. Moreover, the company had increased its workforce of engineers over the last several years, and the need for a cloud-based solution to support them became a top priority. Prior to partnering with [11:11 Systems] for IaaS, the IT team used a competitor, a “big three” cloud service provider. While the provider offered solid service, Tomarco did not receive the attentive support they truly needed. Moreover, the need for a secure and robust data protection solution became even more apparent after Tomarco experienced a ransomware attack. Data was located in different locations making it difficult to restore backups quickly and precisely which was also another hurdle that the IT team knew they needed to address.

Franchisee with 177 restaurants turns to iland for secure hosting services

JAE group, a company that owns and operates a growing number of Wendy’s franchises across the American south, was facing a significant challenge. The company was using third-party services to host critical systems like email. However, due to the pricing models of these services, the company was paying per employee. With thousands of people on payroll, all of whom needed basic email and communications tools, this resulted in a remarkably high bill for JAE group. The company's IT group was already taxed and didn't need to host email for a geographically-diverse set of users. They also needed to ensure the system was secure and had high availability and backup built in.

iland, now 11:11 Systems, Cloud services help New York City Ballet ensure business continuity

New York City Ballet (NYCB) was in need of a more efficient disaster recovery (DR) solution for their small IT team. The previous provider they worked with limited their visibility into and control over the DR system. In addition to being highly priced, the solution was difficult to manage for a team with limited resources and did not deliver the recovery times required. The team needed a solution that would allow them to have complete control and insight into their protected systems. They also had a requirement for a colocation device and wanted a self-service DR testing capability.

Rivermark Community Credit Union finds true backup and DR partner in 11:11 Systems

Rivermark Community Credit Union was facing several challenges. The growth of data was outpacing their current infrastructure, and the cost in time and money to manage backup and disaster recovery (DR) internally was becoming a burden. They needed secure and reliable access to data, and they had to meet strict industry regulations and standards. The lack of geographic diversity among their data centers was also a concern. They were looking for a trusted partner who could help them address these issues.

FolderWave uses Cloud to ensure complex IT management of critical student admission information

FolderWave, a private company based near Boston, is one of the earliest cloud-space providers for Higher Education. Businesses that serve the Higher Education enrollment management industry must be able to manage large volumes of personal data and information, prioritizing security – all in an environment where transaction volumes are highly cyclical and date sensitive. Success is further determined by an organization’s ability to deliver solutions that can be tailored to the specific needs of each institution it serves. There is tremendous variability in the process of enrollment management from one school to another. Today, FolderWave helps flagship colleges and universities like Boston College, Carnegie Mellon, Northeastern, Merrimack College, Wittenberg, Tulane, and Worcester Polytechnic Institute centralize millions of documents representing a soup-to-nuts approach to admission applications, financial aid forms, academic transcripts, contracts and grants, and practically any other paperless documentation each school wants to track.

Jonas Fitness capitalizes on managed IT to support extensive growth and ongoing innovation

Jonas Fitness, a division of Jonas Software, faced a one-year deadline to migrate its club management applications from legacy platforms to a robust, scalable, and secure alternative. The applications – a legacy system known as i4™, and a next-generation SaaS platform known as Compete®– would require not only highly available production hosting services, but disaster recovery and PCI (Payment Card Industry) compliance support as well. Historically, the organization had struggled to manage and enhance its systems in an agile fashion. Rigid and slowmoving change controls hampered the success of its Compete application. As a software company in a fast-paced industry, Jonas Fitness was eager to obtain superior IT management. Given the tight timetable for migration, the complexity of the endeavor, and the array of skills necessary to manage its platforms, the firm quickly decided it would need to engage a managed services partner.

Gerber Life Insurance gains business resiliency on a budget

Gerber Life Insurance has been growing steadily over the years, and with this growth, its technology requirements have also increased. The company's IT environment, which was once primarily on a mainframe, now includes a distributed infrastructure running dozens of critical applications. These applications power interactions and digital transactions with customers and agents. As the company's business applications became mission-critical, Gerber Life recognized the need for a better disaster recovery plan. The company decided to outsource recovery to a third-party service provider to keep pace with the business.

In 11:11 Systems, SteelDome Cyber Finds like-minded cloud partner

SteelDome Cyber, a global data protection and storage company, was struggling with unpredictable cloud costs and pricing models. The company's cybersecurity solutions are designed to leverage the security and flexibility of the public cloud. However, to guarantee fair and predictable pricing to its customers, SteelDome needed the same guarantee from its own cloud service provider. Before partnering with 11:11 Systems for Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) and object storage, SteelDome tried its hand with a few of the large hyperscalers. What they found were cost-related guessing games and rampant uncertainty.

Tree Top simplifies business continuity strategy with 11:11 Systems and Veeam

Tree Top, a global business with over 1,000 growers, engineers, and food scientists, was facing several challenges. The company's primary infrastructure was still being backed up on premises via physical disk, which was not in line with industry best practices. They lacked offsite backup and disaster recovery, and their aging infrastructure was in need of a refresh. They also needed secure and reliable access to data, and were concerned about the potential costs of unplanned downtime. To address these issues, they needed to replace much of their existing legacy infrastructure.

Oceanscan navigates ransomware scare with iland, now 11:11 Systems.

Oceanscan, a leading international equipment company providing technology to various industries, was hit by a sophisticated ransomware attack that infiltrated their entire network. The attack encrypted multiple file layers, making recovery nearly impossible. The company faced an imminent threat to business uptime and profitability, and the ability to recover and restore access to data was in jeopardy. The responsibility fell on the shoulders of Sukumar Panchanathan, the group IT manager at Oceanscan, to steer the company out of this crisis.

11:11 Cloud ensures effective, easy migration, scalability, and security for Cochrane & Company.

Cochrane & Company, an insurance underwriting services provider, was facing challenges with its aging on-premises hardware. The company needed a flexible and scalable solution that could provide secure and reliable access to data. The increasing threats of cybersecurity were also a concern. The company's existing virtualized environment was not compatible with cloud solutions like Azure or AWS, and the in-house team lacked the expertise to make it work. The company's data center infrastructure was also becoming too large for one person to handle.

Pyramid Healthcare optimizes the delivery of mental health services over the cloud with iland, now 11:11 Systems, IaaS.

Pyramid Healthcare, a behavioral health company, was facing several challenges. They needed reliable reports to be readily available and a scalable infrastructure for their new Business Intelligence Platform. Their existing on-premises facilities lacked space, and they needed to ensure that medical records were secure and available at all times. Compliance rules required them to protect HIPAA patient information. With limited on-premises facilities, the Pyramid team realized they needed a scalable solution for their electronic medical records system that would grow by leaps and bounds.

Allegany Insurance Group Simplifies its Disaster Recovery Strategy with iland, now 11:11 Systems, and Veeam

Allegany Insurance Group was facing several challenges with its existing disaster recovery strategy. The company was operating a secondary data center with redundant hardware purely for disaster recovery purposes. This approach was putting undue strain on Allegany’s small IT team and consuming valuable resources. Moreover, the company's two offices were located only a couple hours apart, meaning, if an outage or disaster were to occur that impacted both regions, the company would be unable to failover and stay online. The company was also reliant on a single internet service provider for connectivity, which was not ideal.

City of Bend makes switch to iland, now 11:11 Systems, and Veeam for reliable, cost-effective cloud backup

The City of Bend was facing challenges with its previous offsite backup strategy. The solution they were using, offered by one of the large hyperscaler cloud providers, had consistently failed to meet the city’s needs. It struggled to provide successful backups and imposed unmanageable ingress and egress fees. The city was also under constant threat of ransomware. The city needed a more responsive backup vendor that could reduce backup costs and enable secure and reliable access to data.

Lush turns to iland, now 11:11 Systems, for comprehensive, cost-effective Cloud Backup.

Lush, a British cosmetics retailer, was facing a challenge with its backup needs. The company was growing rapidly, and its data was expanding at the same pace. The existing backup solution was becoming increasingly costly to maintain and required the use of different third-party technologies. The goal was to lower costs and standardize around Veeam, which Lush was already using on premises. The company needed a solution that was cost-effective, flexible, scalable, and easy to implement. They also wanted to ensure secure and reliable access to their data.

DRaaS enables near-zero downtime target for media software company

STRATA, a media software company owned by Comcast, was initially operating without an effective disaster recovery (DR) plan. The company's software, which facilitates communication between the buying and selling sides of its client base, was initially hosted on servers in a remote office. However, a power outage caused by a thunderstorm took out the sites, prompting the company to consider moving its servers to a more secure location. This led to the idea of having a large-scale data center, which in turn necessitated a DR plan. The need for a comprehensive DR plan was further emphasized by the impact of Superstorm Sandy, which, although it did not directly affect STRATA, highlighted the potential consequences of not having such a plan in place.

Protecting a growing healthcare business

The organization, a family-owned healthcare supply systems company, had an in-house disaster recovery plan for data and applications. However, when the organization acquired a local company, the IT department was tasked with taking over the new subsidiary’s IT. The senior systems engineer knew he needed to expand the existing disaster recovery plan to cover the new subsidiary’s data and systems but ran into a problem almost immediately. The equipment of the new subsidiary was old and the capital needed to purchase the additional equipment for migrating their data to the organization's environment was not approved.

Leupold sets sites on improved cloud visibility

Leupold & Stevens, a family-owned manufacturer of telescopic sights, red dot sights, spotting scopes, and binoculars, decided to move its IT infrastructure to the cloud. The company was in search of a disaster recovery solution that would easily integrate with Zerto, which they had been using for on-premise to on-premise replication. The IT department considered a competitor to 11:11 Systems who provided a similar solution, however, it was more of a black box setup; the team lacked visibility into the other side. The specter of cyberthreats also played into Leupold’s decision to move to the cloud.

Natural Gas Agency Lights Up iland, now 11:11 Systems, Cloud Backup

The Municipal Gas Authority of Georgia was facing challenges with their outdated tape backup system. The system was not only burdensome but also cost-prohibitive as the data grew. The tapes were stored at an off-site location, which meant that the data was sometimes sitting there for weeks at a time. The tape backup system also had limited space, which meant that the team had to continually purchase additional tapes as their data grew. The team realized that they needed to be more proactive with their backups and started looking at several cloud backup vendors.

iland, now 11:11 Systems, and NordOps partner together to provide DRaaS and IaaS

NordOps, a Managed Service Provider (MSP) for wholesale distributors running Epicor’s Eclipse ERP software platform, faced several challenges. They had a ready customer base with a clear need for enterprise-class IT services like Infrastructure, Disaster Recovery, and Backup. However, they lacked the resources, both in terms of time and money, to build their own solutions. Additionally, they lacked name recognition and expertise in the Disaster Recovery (DR) space. Many of their customers, despite being large in terms of revenue, had limited IT understanding and therefore limited resources for their IT budget. The rise of ransomware and cybercrime prompted many companies using the ERP software to seek solutions like real-time Disaster Recovery or more reliable backups.

11:11 Systems DRaaS Provides STP Investment Services with Secure Cloud

STP Investment Services, a company providing scalable, transparent, middle and back office solutions to investment managers, funds, and plan sponsors, was in need of an enterprise solution that could scale infinitely. They required a secure cloud for real-time monitoring and critical real-time replication. High performance and scalability were crucial for their success. They did not want critical hardware at their building and needed to scale quickly as the business needs grew over time. They also needed a trustworthy, secure and compliant cloud partner.

Chambliss, Bahner & Stophel Finds reliability and peace of mind in iland, now 11:11 Systems, Cloud Services

Chambliss, a long-standing legal firm, was in need of a reliable, low maintenance backup solution for their small IT team. They also required cost-effective cloud services. The firm had tried offsite backups with different local companies, but while the results were acceptable, the cost was not. It was clear to the team that the solution in place wasn’t robust enough for their workloads. They needed a solution that would support their lean IT team and tenacious attorneys, reflecting their commitment to providing the best services to their clients.

Offsite backup safely protects data for Oregon-based Portland Diabetes and Endocrinology Center

Portland Diabetes and Endocrinology Center (PDEC) had been storing countless medical records of patient data, as well as business systems, across two locations. They were doing regular backups using their on-premises Veeam solution, and sending them to their secondary location for safekeeping. However, a disk corruption at the secondary location resulted in the loss of 1.5 days of data. This incident highlighted the need for a more secure and reliable off-site backup solution that could provide geographic diversity at a low cost.

Private to public cloud: global engineering design firm adopts IT strategy built for growth

Khatib & Alami Offshore (K&A), a global engineering design firm, was facing challenges due to its rapid growth. The company needed a robust infrastructure that could ensure efficiency and protect the workloads associated with its clients’ multi-billion dollar projects. The company's technology journey has taken it from disparate IT islands to private cloud and, finally, to public cloud, which has delivered the most cost-effective, agile means to ensure rapid scalability and facilitate growth plans. The company manages complex, high dollar projects with aggressive deadlines, making it vital for K&A to ensure its mission critical systems, such as email and project management, are available and meeting performance and SLA targets.

Accounting firm counts on DR for a competitive advantage

Mengali Accountancy, a financial services firm specializing in real estate syndication and fund management, faced the challenge of securely moving, storing, and managing large amounts of sensitive financial data. The firm had gone completely digital in 2007, which led to a significant increase in data storage needs. The firm also had to efficiently retrieve documents and provide them to third parties, including other CPA firms, the IRS, and other government agencies. The firm's previous backup solution consisted of onsite and offsite backups, with the offsite backup located only about ten miles away. This proximity posed a risk in the event of a local natural disaster.

Superior Credit Union transforms business continuity strategy with 11:11 Systems

Superior Credit Union, a not-for-profit, member-owned financial cooperative serving individuals, families, and businesses across western Ohio, was facing a series of challenges. The credit union's data growth was outpacing its backup infrastructure, and its aging legacy hardware was in need of a refresh. The cost in time and money to manage backup and disaster recovery (DR) internally was becoming a burden. Furthermore, the credit union needed secure and reliable access to data. As the credit union's growth continued to trace a steep, upward trajectory, the rapid growth of the credit union’s production environment would soon surpass the capacity of its backup environment, requiring additional hardware in order to keep pace.

Managed IT Services ensure smooth sailing for Norwegian’s vital reservation system

Norwegian Cruise Line, a leading innovator in cruise travel, needed to ensure the resiliency of its systems and technology to provide exceptional service to guests. The company's reservation system had become more complex due to growth and expanding demands, and they needed a provider with the expertise to run their mission-critical operations. This included managing the NCL.com website, which serves prospective guests, travel agents, and cruise ship officials. The company sought to ensure that disasters, from natural to technical problems, security issues, and other operational snafus, wouldn't disrupt its core reservation system for its fleet of cruise ships.

Virtual sports provider enters Canadian market with resilience backed by 11:11 Systems

Inspired Entertainment, a leading provider of online gaming solutions, was planning its entry into the Canadian market. The company needed an established service provider with in-country data centers and proven disaster recovery capabilities. The company traditionally relied on its own IT infrastructure as the platform for service delivery. However, entering a new market posed risks and costs. Inspired’s Director of IT Operations, James Wilson, led a review of potential service providers that could meet the requirements of the regulators, as well as Inspired’s own criteria for technical capabilities and pricing.

Keeping members in the know to support their mission

HANYS, a nonprofit organization that represents healthcare providers and systems across New York, needed to ensure data protection and business continuity. The organization collects, consolidates, and reports on data at local, regional, and state levels, making data protection crucial for meeting service commitments to members and keeping HANYS’ operations flowing. The organization was also looking for ways to heighten security levels and considered leveraging a SOC 2 compliant data center to enhance its resiliency and security profile. Furthermore, HANYS needed to update its business continuity plan to include a fully redundant hot site for its critical applications and business processes.

The City of Encinitas partners with 11:11 Systems for modern business continuity strategy

The City of Encinitas, located along six miles of California’s golden coastline, was facing several challenges with its business continuity strategy. The city's IT department, which supports critical operations including the fire department, water districts, and public works, was under-resourced and vulnerable to potentially devastating unplanned downtime. The geographical proximity of the city’s data centers, inadequate cybersecurity, and increasing maintenance costs were among the concerns. The city was also an attractive target for hackers, making the IT administrators permanently on guard. The city needed a new business continuity strategy that would address these issues and provide a secure and reliable access to data.

AFS modernizes disaster recovery strategy in the cloud with 11:11 Systems

AFS, a global leader in providing real-time, end-to-end commercial lending solutions, was facing several challenges with its legacy systems. The company's IT operations were largely in-house, which included operating two data center locations in Pennsylvania. Each site was configured to failover to the other, ensuring business continuity in the event of a disaster. However, maintaining this in-house system was becoming increasingly burdensome. The resources required to manage both sites, in terms of money and time, were making the legacy processes feel more like a hindrance than an advantage. Furthermore, AFS had to comply with strict industry regulations and standards, which added to the complexity of managing their disaster recovery (DR) internally. The lack of geographic diversity among their data centers was also a concern, as it left the company vulnerable to potentially devastating unplanned downtime in the event of a regional disaster.

The Lloyd Group drives business success with innovative cloud hosting and disaster recovery services on the iland cloud

The Lloyd Group, an IT services company, recognized the importance of cloud technologies for the success of their customers. They sought a relationship with a cloud provider that would allow them to focus on their core IT competencies. Their customers, mainly small to medium-sized businesses with limited IT resources, were struggling with how to best leverage the cloud. Many of their customers were moving to cloud-based apps like Dropbox and Office 365 and were increasingly looking at the cloud for backup and disaster recovery. To fast-track cloud initiatives for their customers, The Lloyd Group embarked on a search for a cloud provider with an established, hybrid cloud offering.

Mono County Superior Court partners with 11:11 Systems for superior data protection and business continuity

The Superior Court of Mono County, California, was facing several challenges. The court was struggling with the cost in time and money to manage Disaster Recovery (DR) internally. They needed secure and reliable access to data, but their backup vendor was unresponsive and unreliable. The court was under constant threat of ransomware and lacked in-house IT skills and resources. The court's previous data recovery solution had many disruptions and drawbacks, including corrupted backups that ultimately had to be erased. The court was also facing unique challenges due to its location in the Sierra Nevada mountains, including limited Internet bandwidth and unpredictable, sometimes severe weather conditions.

This Government housing association is at the forefront of cloud adoption in the UK public sector

East Thames, a large provider of affordable housing in east London and Essex, was facing challenges with their existing Disaster Recovery (DR) solution. The solution was untested, had high operational costs, and would require significant capital investments to make it fit for purpose. The IT team was required by the Business Continuity steering group to prove the ability to recover IT systems in the event of a disaster. Their current DR solution simply didn’t enable them to prove that a timely, safe and secure recovery was possible. As they embarked on exploring cloud technologies, the East Thames IT team prioritized updating their Disaster Recovery (DR) plans.

Graubard Miller services clients around the corner and around the world with the help of the iland cloud

Graubard Miller, a mid-sized legal firm based in New York City, was in need of a more cost-effective and reliable disaster recovery (DR) solution. The firm had a DR solution in place, a physical co-location site, but it was neither reliable nor cost-effective. The maintenance of the co-location DR solution was overwhelming with many manual steps required to do a refresh. Moreover, there was no cost-effective way to do DR testing, making reliability a constant question mark. The firm's director of technology, Steven Heller, began to investigate using cloud for disaster recovery. He investigated multiple cloud-based DR solutions before deciding to go with iland.

Trinity Fire & Security Systems selects iland, now 11:11 Systems, to lead cloud transformation

Trinity Fire & Security Systems, a rapidly growing company, was facing challenges with its traditional infrastructure due to the increasing number of customer contracts. Each new customer added to the company's data management and protection burden, creating a snowball effect. This growth necessitated an increase in data centre resources, which in turn required additional funding, time, and effort. The company's IT director, Lee Angell, recognized the need to explore new infrastructure options, specifically cloud for application hosting and data protection, that would better align with Trinity's objectives.

All aboard! Greater Anglia embarks on cloud journey with iland, now 11:11 Systems, Secure Cloud Backup for Veeam.

Greater Anglia, a major train operating company in Great Britain, was facing several challenges. The company was looking to eliminate burdensome tape backups, reduce backup costs, enable secure and reliable access to data, and protect against an increase in cyber threats. The company had made two massive investments over the last five years. First, they decided to replace their entire fleet of trains. Second, they replaced their wide area network. The new state-of-the-art trains required state-of-the-art technology that was ill-suited for the aged, low-bandwidth network Greater Anglia had in place. The bandwidth became such an issue that in order to preserve service quality the company limited cross file sharing. With the new wide area network connecting stations across the region, the company was then able to utilize Microsoft 365, including OneDrive, Teams and SharePoint.

the prescription for “IT InsecurITy”

Help at Home’s IT Manager needed to implement a robust and customized business continuity plan that minimizes downtime of mission critical applications used by hundreds of employees. It also needed to meet their Recovery Time Objective, and be easily managed by his lean staff and fit into a limited budget. The IT organization at Help at Home is asked to provide increased services to the business while at the same time reducing IT expenditures. They began to investigate virtualization as a method of making IT more responsive to business needs. This includes more efficiently providing business services and ensuring high availability, as well as lowering IT costs, streamlining IT management, and becoming more energy efficient.

Ambulance Amsterdam securely moves DR to the cloud.

Amsterdam Ambulance was facing challenges with its aging infrastructure and technical issues due to outdated equipment. The company had security concerns with multiple recovery locations and was in need of an easy cloud implementation solution. Their Disaster Recovery (DR) infrastructure was getting old and it was time to replace the environment. DRaaS seemed like the perfect solution to eliminate the cost, ongoing maintenance and cumbersome RFP process for their infrastructure.

P&R Dental Strategies promotes sustainable growth with complete cloud transformation

P&R Dental Strategies, a dental informatics company and SaaS provider, was at a critical crossroads during the go-to-market strategy discussions for its new application, “DentSource.” The company had to decide whether to continue investing in its self-managed, existing infrastructure or move to a managed cloud environment. The company was on the verge of tremendous growth and scalability was becoming both a concern and a goal. The financial commitment and human effort required to maintain hardware was a burden on the company that would rather focus on growth and the quality of services it’s providing to its customers. Additionally, as many of its customers are large public entities operating within the healthcare industry, security, and compliance play significant roles in P&R Dental’s business. The company must ensure it is compliant with HIPAA and undergoes regular security audits.

iland, now 11:11 Systems, and Viadex Global partner to help client’s exceed business objectives

Viadex is a global IT provider that plans, delivers, and manages global projects across four continents and over 190 countries. As they looked to provide their customers with best in breed technology well into the future, they recognised the need to work with a partner who could not only meet, but exceed the data protection needs of their customers, as well as providing flexible and scalable infrastructure to adapt to ever changing business world demands. Viadex has been leveraging DRaaS from [11:11] internally for a few years which has provided the familiarity and knowledge that it would be the right solution for their customers.

Fusion Business Solutions Provide Turnkey Infrastructure for Clients Thanks to iland Enterprise Cloud Services

Fusion Business Solutions, a Service Management and IT Operations specialist, was facing a challenge. Their customers were increasingly asking them to offer turnkey IT infrastructure services in addition to their consulting services. However, building out data centers would divert resources from serving customers. Fusion needed a solution that would allow them to deliver the needed levels of support, availability, and transparency without diverting resources from their core competency. They also needed a solution that was flexible enough to quickly adjust the mix of IT resources to accommodate changing customer requirements.

Public cloud infrastructure enables media software provider to scale rapidly while minimizing costs

The Media Services Group (MSG) was experiencing rapid growth and needed a flexible and scalable IT infrastructure platform to support this expansion at minimal cost. They had unique networking requirements and needed a customized environment. They were looking for a vendor that would be a partner, understanding their needs and working with them to meet their unique requirements. MSG runs a non-standard database that does not include any standard Microsoft tools but consists of binary number databases created internally. It also has some very unique networking requirements: MSG must maintain control outside the network perimeter while the cloud vendor controls within that perimeter.

B&I Contractors, Inc. Case Study

B&I Contractors, Inc., a company that provides commercial mechanical contracting services, was facing several challenges due to its growth. The company needed to build and formalize its IT department, adhere to strict compliance and regulation requirements, ensure reliable and easy-to-use disaster recovery, and ensure IT scalability. With shrinking IT budgets and less desire for capital expenditures, Bill Lamon, IT Manager for B&I Contractors, knew that it was time to look for cloud options for his growing business. His desire to not be locked in with a channel partner and eliminate hardware expenditures for a local solution was one of the many reasons that cloud object storage was considered.

A Smooth Transition to the Cloud

Brickstream’s infrastructure included physical hardware that was managed out of a colocation facility in Atlanta. The company was responsible for procuring hardware from a variety of vendors, applying critical maintenance updates, and performing hardware upgrades and repairs. This led to recurring warranties and maintenance fees which began to burden Brickstream. The company started considering moving to a virtual environment to alleviate the burden of managing a physical infrastructure. However, migrating from a traditional colocation facility to a VMware-leveraged virtual environment was a daunting task, especially for a relatively small company with limited IT resources. Another concern was cost. Brickstream had experienced firsthand the long-term pitfalls associated with buying and maintaining physical hardware. To utilize its IT dollars more effectively, the company realized that migrating to the cloud was the obvious choice.

iland, now 11:11 Systems, provides Cloud Backup for Orlando Economic Partnership

The Orlando Economic Partnership, a public-private, not-for-profit economic and community development organization, was facing challenges with data security and redundancy. The organization was experiencing data growth, which is common for most companies. However, with data growing, the need for the elimination of data redundancy became critical. IT budgets are traditionally not growing; therefore, cloud has become an important option to help control spiraling infrastructure costs due to increased amounts of data needed for everyday usage and long-term compliance needs. The data includes file data, onsite CRM, applications, and Office 365 backups. The organization also had to consider the unpredictable weather in Florida that can affect businesses, residents, and visitors. As climate change worsens, it’s fueling more frequent natural disasters that will only add to the problem. Orlando Economic Partnership had to consider this when deciding on how best to backup all of their data and applications.

iland and Masergy deliver enterprise cloud to global software firm

IDBS needed to upgrade its Microsoft Exchange email server and increase availability by deploying a load balancer that would not be affected should its onsite datacenter go down. The company needed a cloud partner it could trust with a hybrid cloud solution that would fit its needs. IDBS uses Masergy as its network infrastructure provider. Masergy operates the largest independent global network platform and also offers fully-integrated cloud communications, cloud-based security and managed network services. Masergy links all IDBS’ sites through a global MPLS network providing a businessgrade connection that experiences virtually no downtime. Therefore, IDBS needed a cloud vendor that was capable of linking to Masergy’s network and maintaining the business-class connection that IDBS required.

Glasstire Case Study: Moving to a Secure Cloud Environment with iland

Glasstire, a small, not-for-profit company offering information, services and social media to the art community, had been hosting its website with a small provider for years. However, the organization had experienced numerous performance issues that caused the site to go down, along with other ongoing availability issues. The security of the site was also inadequate, as it was hacked into and infused with a Trojan spam generator and numerous illicit redirects. The hacking was so invasive that the entire site had to be rebuilt. The new website developer wanted to run the new site on a Debian (Linux OS). Glasstire also wanted the ability to grow over time and handle increasing traffic as well as add new services such as a dedicated email service. Finally, as a result of the company’s previous issues, it wanted a vendor that would provide remote management capabilities and have a local datacenter so that support and dialog could be done live if needed.

Leveraging a Virtual Datacenter for Compliant Infrastructure on Demand

GxPi, a UK-based company specializing in GxP compliance for the Life Sciences sector, faced a challenge with one of its clients. After several months of testing and user acceptance, the client encountered a severe issue with GxPi’s x-docs™ product. The problem was inconsistent and impossible to isolate, making it difficult to replicate and solve. GxPi could not work in the live environment at the client’s site due to compliance issues. The company needed a solution that would allow them to replicate the client's environment exactly, in order to identify and resolve the issue.

iland, now 11:11 Systems, partners with Rodericks Dental for data security and scalability for their growing business

Rodericks Dental, a clinically led dental group, offers comprehensive NHS and private dental care with over 100 dental practices across England and Wales. High quality treatments and quality patient care are key to the comprehensive dental services that are offered by Rodericks Dental. One of the key components of operating a dental practice, is the need for all patient records, billing and other business essentials to be available at all times. Prior to working with iland, Rodericks initially built their own data centre. As time progressed, it became necessary to look at the security of this solution along with the amount of power that was being generated with their own data centre. Cost savings and increased security became top IT priorities. With other large cloud vendors, Alex discovered that they were paying for additional storage that they were not using as well as experiencing slow recovery times.

CSN Groep Partners with 11:11 Systems for Cloud-Based Disaster Recovery Solutions

The CSN Groep, a full-service Systems Integrator and Managed Services provider, recognized the increasing need for availability and the lack of expertise in managing IT infrastructure to maximize uptime amongst their customer base. They saw the need to offer cloud-based business continuity services from a different location than that of their IaaS services. They wanted a partner who not only had deep expertise in cloud backup and disaster recovery, but could also deliver the advanced cloud security expertise needed to meet the compliance requirements of their customers. A top priority for the CSN Groep is protecting their customers’ IT systems from the ever increasing threats of cyber-attacks, viruses, and ransomware.

Leader in dry ice cleaning and production solutions secures global IT systems with iland, now 11:11 Systems, DRaaS for Zerto

Cold Jet, a leader in the dry ice business, was facing a challenge when the company decided to move offices in Belgium. The company's IT team, based in Ohio, was tasked with finding a disaster recovery (DR) provider that could accommodate their new setup. The team was also looking to improve and increase their bandwidth. The search for a provider was under a tight deadline, with only a month to find a provider and get the system up and running.

11:11 Systems Provides Reliable DRaaS to RHD

Resources for Human Development (RHD) is a US human services nonprofit that delivers caring, effective, and innovative services that empower people of all abilities to achieve the highest level of independence possible and build better lives for themselves. RHD supports more than 160 human service programs across 15 US states, serving tens of thousands of people every year with programs addressing intellectual and developmental disabilities, behavioral health, homelessness, addiction recovery, and more. The RHD IT team keenly understands the impact IT has on the mission of the organization. Allen Howard, Manager of Enterprise Architecture at RHD, explains the importance of IT availability to the company and their consumers. Howard and his team, along with their forward-thinking CEO, put in place a plan to acquire a reliable and cost-effective cloud-based disaster recovery (DR) solution to ensure there is no interruption to services in the event of a disaster. After a disappointing experience with another cloud provider that was unable to deliver a DR solution that worked, Howard continued his search and left no stone unturned to ensure he found the right solution.

Vermont Law School Enhances IT Resiliency with 11:11 DRaaS

Vermont Law School had always prioritized data protection and IT resiliency. However, due to competing IT initiatives and a limited budget, implementing a Disaster-Recovery-as-a-Service (DRaaS) project was challenging. The school had previously deployed an off-the-shelf solution for offsite backups, but it proved to be unreliable. The urgency to implement a secure and reliable DRaaS solution was heightened when the school suffered a costly malware attack that disabled most of their IT infrastructure for over two days. This incident disrupted the business and highlighted the need for a robust DR solution.

Veeam and [11:11 Systems] for a Consolidated View

Jurlique, a global skincare company, was facing challenges with managing backups at its remote offices and datacenter. The company was looking for a solution that could provide a consolidated view of its cloud and storage of VMs, workloads, and files. The company also required a solution that could support its operations in various regions around the world, including Asia, the U.S., and the U.K. Furthermore, Jurlique wanted a flexible pricing model to manage a configurable, collective pool of servers to adapt to fluctuating workloads.

iland, now 11:11 Systems, helps FreeState Electric Cooperative economize in the present, scaling for the future.

FreeState Electric Cooperative was facing several challenges. They needed to reduce cost and resource requirements, and were looking for a simple cloud-based replication solution. They also required a flexible and scalable infrastructure to provide reliable and continuous service to their customers. Their legacy applications were running virtually, but running well below their latency requirements. They conducted research to find the right partner, which meant looking at numerous Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) solutions including AWS and Azure. They focused their efforts on VMware partners since they operated in a VMware environment. Cost and resource savings were crucial to the company’s success.

Synergy Logistics exceeds their customers’ requirements in a rapidly evolving industry with iland, now 11:11 Systems.

Synergy Logistics, a software house specializing in warehouse management technologies and solutions, recognized the increasing importance of e-commerce and the subsequent rise in the number of daily transactions. They needed a cloud provider who could help them exceed their customers’ requirements in a rapidly evolving industry. The company sought a cost-effective SaaS solution that could support highly transactional businesses while maintaining on-premise levels of security and availability. The new logistics demands of next- or same-day delivery required a cloud infrastructure that provided the agility and flexibility needed to manage these demands.

Wavex Delivers Cloud Innovation to the Legal Sector

Wavex, a London-based managed services provider, wanted to focus on IT strategy for its customers, rather than IT infrastructure. The company needed to ensure the highest availability levels to keep its customers' IT up and running. It also required cost-effective cloud services for its small to medium business (SMB) customer base. Wavex's customer base spans many industry sectors, including finance, real estate, and professional services, but they have had particular success in the legal sector. One of their customers, B P Collins LLP, a Thames-Valley based solicitors’ practice, needed to deploy a critical new business app in a very short time frame and migrate to a new platform that offered high availability SLAs and was low risk to the business.

Wilson Center turns to 11:11 Systems for unmatched disaster recovery in the cloud

The Wilson Center, a top-ranked regional studies think tank, was in need of a secure and cost-effective disaster recovery solution. The center's data is sensitive in nature and its location in the nation's capital necessitated a robust solution to protect against outside attacks. The IT department, led by Chief Technology Officer Bruce Griffith, is lean and required a low-maintenance solution. The center had previously had a bad experience with a disaster recovery solution that failed to deliver reliable data replication. The new solution needed to be flexible, reliable, and cost-effective, with the ability to protect every user's information and ensure accessibility for both daily use and emergency failovers.

Fast-growing New Jersey-based Quikteks chooses iland, now 11:11 Systems, as backup and DRaaS partner for their clients.

Quikteks, a New Jersey-based IT consultancy, was in need of offsite backup and Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) solutions for their midmarket customers. The company, which manages the systems of a growing customer base, prioritizes service quality. Being based in New York, they are acutely aware of the impacts of system outages on business operations. The most recent weather event to impact the tri-state area was Hurricane Sandy, and since then, the Quikteks team has been adamant about building resilient disaster recovery and backup plans for their clients. The challenge, however, was finding a solution that matched their exacting standards for service quality and reliability.

Cloud Services help Muhlenkamp & Company focus on financial growth for their clients

Muhlenkamp & Company, a family-owned and operated business specializing in personalized investment management, needed a reliable, cloud-based disaster recovery (DR) solution that could meet aggressive Recovery Point Objectives (RPOs). They had a limited IT budget and a lean IT team, which necessitated a cost-effective and easy-to-manage solution. The company also needed to comply with industry regulations such as the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). After a failed attempt with another DR vendor, they sought a new solution that could provide reliability, visibility, and ease of testing.

iland, now 11:11 Systems, cloud-based disaster recovery services help The Trans Group protect their most precious cargo

The Trans Group, a transportation company, was facing challenges with their data backup solution. They had data housed in multiple locations, but there was no regional diversity, which was not a satisfactory disaster recovery strategy for the long term. The company needed on-demand access to real-time data, such as route information, to provide optimal service to the communities they serve. It was imperative that data was available on demand so that update calls could be made to schools and parents in a timely manner. However, their limited IT resources required an easy-to-use, cost-effective disaster recovery solution.

Insurance provider’s sophisticated analysis, powered by cloud technology, helps clients weather storms

St. James Insurance Group, a pioneer in the insurance space, was facing skyrocketing IT costs, the need to protect its growing data and systems, and the ability to scale easily as needed. The company had initially deployed disaster recovery in the cloud to protect its own business and was looking to further minimize costs and create business agility by expanding its use of cloud to resource-heavy, production applications. However, finding a provider that shared their vision was a challenge.

Non-profit transitions complex web server to cloud

The American Board of Urology (ABU) was given a four-week notice by its incumbent web hosting provider to move its entire website. The transition was complicated due to the use of a complex Oracle database stored on the old web server. The IT Coordinator at ABU, Charlie Hall, was the only IT person and was relatively new to the job. He was also scheduled to be away on vacation during one of the final four weeks. The situation was further complicated by the fact that he was not particularly familiar with the website.

Moving to iland Cloud, now 11:11 Systems Cloud, results in significant cost savings.

Prolateral Consulting, a UK-based company providing hosted IT services, was experiencing rapid growth. This growth led to an increase in costs, particularly for purchasing more hardware. The company had racks of equipment in co-location sites in the UK and Germany. However, as the company grew, it needed additional sites in Europe and the USA, which meant the capital cost of equipment, maintenance, and local support services would all increase drastically. The company was reaching its capacity as a co-location and had to add expensive hardware. This, coupled with the poor state of both the UK and global economies in 2010, resulted in cost reduction becoming a priority for the company.

EXP leverages iland, now 11:11 Systems, cloud to reduce costs and support business growth

EXP, a SaaS provider, was experiencing growth and needed a sound IT strategy to handle it. The company began investigating whether a move to the cloud would satisfy its needs both technically and economically. Initially, most customers wanted their data local; hosted software was less common. However, a majority of customers were actively looking for cost savings and wanted their IT teams to focus on their core business and the operations that support them. This began driving customers to select a hosted model. The change in customers’ preference meant the company needed to grow its datacenter to meet escalating business demands. Historically the datacenter was hosted at a third-party site, but the company’s team operated it. EXP, like its customers, sought the best growth strategy, which resulted in lower costs and minimal impact to the company’s IT team. It looked at hosted public cloud providers to determine whether its needs might be satisfied technically and economically.

Delta Diversified gains speed, lowers costs with migration to enterprise cloud services

Delta Diversified Enterprises, Inc., a privately-owned electrical contractor, was facing challenges with the availability and security of their data. The company's EVP and CFO, Brad Berry, was concerned about the potential for their servers to go down in the event of a break-in, fire, or tornado. He was also burdened with the responsibility of managing much of the company's IT operations, which was becoming increasingly demanding due to IT advances and growing workplace demands. Berry realized that he needed to seek an outside vendor to update and refresh the company's technology infrastructure.

Cloud-based ERP delivers visibility in a volatile market

Procon, a North American mining contractor, was dealing with an aging ERP system that was no longer able to keep up with the demands of the business. The company had a large fleet of equipment to track and a workforce scattered across some of the most remote and inhospitable regions on the planet. With new ownership potentially pushing workload volumes and availability demands even higher, it was clear that it was time for a change. The company needed tighter cost control over projects and a more robust and reliable system to handle their operations.

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