PTC Taps CloudVelox to Accelerate Hybrid Cloud Adoption & Data Center Consolidation

PTC (NASDAQ:PTC) has announced that it has selected CloudVelox’s One Hybrid Cloud software as it moves to migrate servers to Amazon Web Services.
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PTC is a global provider of technology platforms and solutions that transform how companies create, operate, and service the “things” in the Internet of Things (IoT). PTC developed a data center consolidation strategy, which will involve multiple AWS regions globally with a mix of both Linux and Window environments.
Using One Hybrid Cloud, PTC expects to dramatically shorten the process of migrating more than one thousand servers, compared to doing so manually or using a VM migration tool. As a result of using CloudVelox’s automated solution, the company will be able to execute its data center consolidation strategy more quickly. CloudVelox’s software will help enable PTC to overcome common migration obstacles such as speed, efficiency, security, and network configurations.
“CloudVelox enables us to reduce the time required to consolidate global data centers and allows us to improve the process through its unique features,” said Eugene Von Taube, Sr. Director of Information Technology at PTC. “During the short proof of concept (PoC) process, we were impressed by the immense flexibility of One Hybrid Cloud, which allowed us to do network customization and assign security groups all through automation. This made it easy to validate our application characteristics and determine how they would map into the AWS cloud.”
“CloudVelox enables us to achieve our business objectives far more quickly than we expected,” said Von Taube. “The CloudVelox approach enables us to easily tackle a very complex network and to address many issues that could hold us up.”
One Hybrid Cloud offers a leading cloud automation and orchestration software platform for the enterprise, allowing even the largest, most complex data centers to migrate to any cloud easier than ever before. It extends AWS’ security seamlessly to enterprise data stored on-premises and gives customers the ability to run their existing and new Linux and Windows multi-tier and multi-system apps without modification on the AWS Cloud.

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