Expedient has had a strong partnership with VMware since 2006, with a focus on helping companies succeed in the hybrid cloud space. They own and operate 15 data centers across the U.S. and provide advanced technologies and skilled experts to drive business transformation for their clients in various industries.
Their focus is on providing agility, availability, cost control, and risk mitigation to clients in industries like banking, healthcare, manufacturing, and retail where system disruptions can be critical. Expedient aims to simplify IT operations for clients so they can focus on their core business while leveraging VMware Cloud Foundation for their solutions.
With VMware now part of Broadcom, Expedient is implementing new solutions to help clients adjust to the evolving hybrid cloud landscape. Their AI offering based on VCF helps clients develop their AI strategy securely and efficiently. Expedient believes that leveraging existing technologies with the right cloud for specific workloads is key to the future of hybrid cloud.
They aim to optimize VMware workloads through multi-tenant or dedicated private cloud solutions based on VCF, while providing complementary services like disaster recovery and data protection. Expedient believes that personal expertise and support will continue to play a crucial role in their relationships with clients, as they focus on delivering a seamless customer experience.
As part of the Broadcom Advantage Program, Expedient is committed to helping clients navigate the complexities of enterprise private, hybrid, and multi-cloud environments. They provide expertise in VMware technologies and aim to collaborate with clients to achieve their full potential in the hybrid cloud space.
Keep an eye on CIO.com for more stories about VMware by Broadcom’s Advantage program and the latest developments in enterprise private, hybrid, and multi-cloud services. For more information, visit the Expedient website.
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