VergeIO Case Studies
The Latest Examples of Customers Using VergeOS
NETdepot, a managed services and cloud provider, switched from VMware to VergeIO to cut costs, streamline operations, and receive more responsive support. VergeIO’s unified platform, which integrates virtualization, storage, and networking, allowed NETdepot to maintain high performance with simplified pricing and robust security features. With VergeIO’s per-server licensing and denser server use, NETdepot reduced infrastructure expenses by 80% while improving service reliability.
What You Will Learn:
- Key challenges NETdepot faced with VMware, including rising costs and security concerns.
- How VergeIO’s platform enabled a smooth transition and significant cost savings.
- The benefits of VergeIO’s per-server licensing and denser server configurations.
- VergeIO’s advanced support and security features that enhanced NETdepot’s services.
BEAR Technologies, an MSP, quickly transitioned from VMware to VergeIO to avoid escalating licensing costs due to Broadcom’s changes. After evaluating alternatives, BEAR chose VergeIO for its seamless integration of storage, networking, and support for efficient, low-downtime migration. VergeIO’s ioGuardian technology bolstered data resilience, ensuring continuous service for BEAR’s clients.
SkiBig3 replaced Hyper-V with VergeIO’s VergeOS for its ski resort IT needs, choosing it over VMware and the Public Cloud due to its affordability, robust snapshots, and ease of use. VergeOS supports critical applications with high availability and data protection, and SkiBig3 plans to expand it for disaster recovery, ensuring resilient, scalable IT for seamless visitor experiences.
CenterGrid, an MSP and cloud provider, switched to VergeIO’s VergeOS to address high licensing costs and performance issues with legacy software. VergeOS offered a cost-effective, single-license model, improved virtual machine density, and easy scalability. Following a successful pilot, CenterGrid rapidly moved to full production, benefiting from responsive support, seamless node expansion, and automation, enabling them to focus more on customer growth and service.
Cloud Compliance Solutions, Inc. (CCSI) transitioned from VMware to VergeIO and Leostream, reducing costs and enhancing service efficiency. VergeIO’s virtual data center (VDC) technology allowed CCSI to scale Desktop as a Service, Infrastructure as a Service, and Disaster Recovery as a Service offering. The move improved performance, optimized hardware, and provided clients with faster virtual desktops.