When Gate Group acquired the catering operations of a large airline, it inherited a sophisticated IT environment and a hosting contract on the verge of expiry. Working with technology partner Meridian, the company built a new cloud environment using Skytap on Azure within a tight deadline.

Having outgrown its on-prem data center, facing issues delivering virtual labs with its previous solution, and adapting to a globally distributed workforce, CLICO knew it needed a more powerful, cloud-based solution to deliver training from any location and reduce the costs attached to physical hardware maintenance.

Using a home-grown interface to support lab provisioning was difficult to maintain and very confusing for learners, including customers and external partners. Facing strong organic growth and rising demand for courses, BeyondTrust knew they needed a more powerful, efficient, and easy-to-use virtual labs solution.

To support an interactive virtual graduate degree program with students all over the world, NUARI needed a virtual labs solution that would allow fast connection speed from any location, make it easy for instructors to design course templates, and require little administrative support.

Facing latency issues due to the location of its physical data centers, LearnQuest needed a cloud-based virtual labs solution that could rapidly deploy classroom environments globally. Additionally, LearnQuest sought to reduce the time to configure each class, make edits and create templates as it continued to experience rapid growth.

To better serve its sales consultants and to stay ahead of the competition, Mitratech sought a tool to help conduct multiple customized sales demonstrations per day and deliver personalized customer experiences. By using Skytap Virtual IT Labs, Mitratech can support high demand for sales demos and POCs with standardized templates and easy-to-configure customizations for each potential customer.

Facing industry-wide increased demand for digital services, a leading South American-based insurance company sought to accelerate its cloud transformation. Working in partnership with Microsoft and Azure, the insurance company identified Skytap on Azure as the solution to help it accelerate cloud migration for its IBM Power workloads.

Facing a data center exit as part of its broader digital transformation, a multinational insurance and wealth management company looked to migrate its business-critical AIX and IBM i production workloads to Azure. By working with Skytap, the company successfully migrated its business-critical applications to Azure, eliminating data center costs while gaining cloud scalability.

When building a new partner network, ASG Technologies had the difficult but critical task of getting partners to understand, place and implement its product suites. Skytap enabled ASG to train and properly equip partners’ salespeople, pre-sales engineers, and technical consultants with the knowledge needed.

With no easy recovery option for a business-critical legacy ERP system running on outdated IBM Power hardware, TCM Living faced the risk of significant disruption. Working with Northdoor, the company has successfully created a native disaster recovery instance with Skytap on Azure, facilitating rapid recovery without the need for ongoing investments in new on-premises hardware.

Under a time crunch and after a major acquisition, Skytap and Meridian IT helped Rivus migrate IBM Power to the Azure cloud with minimal disruption while boosting performance and productivity by 25%.

Faced with its previous internal training solution’s end-of-life, global software company Quest had to find a new way to support its complex training needs.