InterVision announced the launch of its comprehensive Data Modernization Services offering.
This comprehensive service is designed to enable organizations to efficiently and securely modernize their data storage infrastructure and data services, leveraging the advanced features of Amazon Web Services (AWS) FSx and NetApp ONTAP storage technology. InterVision will offer a wide range of Data Modernization Services, including:
- Storage Optimization
- Data Migration
- Cloud Migration Strategies
- Application Modernization
- Business Analytics, Data Visualization, Discovery, and Interpretation
- Predictive Analytics, AI, and Machine Learning
- Data Compliance & Data Security
InterVision simplifies complex data migration to the cloud for organizations who have migrated some applications but still maintain complex, on-premises workloads. Our Data Migration Services leverage NetApp ONTAP in AWS, integrating with Amazon FSx for NetApp ONTAP—a native AWS managed service, offering enterprise-class block and file storage. With InterVision’s guided migration approach, organizations using NetApp can seamlessly transition their on-premises NetApp file storage to AWS, gaining numerous benefits.
“With this new offering, we address the challenges that large file and data migrations pose, empowering our customers to embrace the benefits of the cloud while leveraging their existing storage platform and expertise,” said Jonathan Lerner, CEO of InterVision. “By partnering with InterVision, organizations can achieve regulatory compliance, enhance storage efficiency and gain global accessibility for their data, all without the upfront costs associated with traditional migrations.”
Enterprises with other on-premises file storage can tap into enterprise-grade storage features when migrating to AWS. InterVision’s data modernization services address the challenges of cloud migration and the need for more expertise in enterprise storage features.
“InterVision’s data modernization services address a sizable gap in the market — one that widens as more IT leaders make the switch to the cloud,” said John Gray, CPO of InterVision
The launch of InterVision’s data modernization services aligns with the company’s mission to empower organizations to achieve a data-driven future with advanced cloud solutions. By enabling seamless cloud adoption for complex workloads, InterVision helps enterprises modernize their IT infrastructure, enhance data management and security, reduce costs, improve data accessibility, increase agility and simplify IT management.
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