Seeking a data center exit to reduce CAPEX, a multibillion dollar CPG manufacturer needed to find a cloud solution for its legacy billing and distribution application running on AIX.

Facing a data center exit, a global apparel holding company used the opportunity to modernize its IT infrastructure and business critical applications running on IBM Power hardware.

With a dynamic technology product and customers all over the world, Synopsys Software Integrity Group needed a solution to deliver training virtually with fast connection speeds and the ability to quickly adapt to meet new requirements and scale.

In order to scale global training and make it easier for instructors to set up and learners to participate in training sessions, OLI Systems sought a cloud-based training solution.

After using Skytap for several years to deliver customer training in-person, and after the changing training landscape due to the global pandemic, BlueCat knew it needed a new solution to scale training further and offer virtual ILT in addition to on-demand labs.

In order to drive operational efficiency and reduce its dependence on a physical data center, ArcelorMittal sought a cloud-based backup and disaster recovery solution for its SAP applications running on AIX on IBM hardware.

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.

Facing a growing challenge of delivering training across time zones, a global data software company sought a solution to efficiently deliver hands-on, on-demand training. With Skytap Virtual IT Labs, the company now offers “hands-on-demand” training where team members can access individualized, geolocated virtual learning environments on-demand.

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.