Connectria Announces Strategic Collaboration Agreement with AWS
Connectria and AWS have entered into a Strategic Collaboration Agreement to expand the global reach and scale of Connectria's services and accelerate modernization for IBM Power Systems (IBM i/AS400, AIX) with AWS.
As an AWS Premier Tier Services Partner, Connectria is recognized for its expertise and delivery of enhanced managed services, security and compliance support, and professional services to AWS customers. The SCA further enhances Connectria's ability to support mission-critical workloads and applications across diverse industries, such as banking and financial services, healthcare, manufacturing, industrial, logistics, supply chain, retail, and the public sector.
"This SCA with AWS is a testament to our dedication to delivering excellence and innovation; and marks a significant milestone for our organization," said
Connectria began its journey with AWS in 2013 by participating in the launch of the AWS Managed Service Provider (MSP) program and has since achieved many AWS Competency designations including the AWS Migration Competency, AWS DevOps Competency, AWS Healthcare Competency, AWS Managed Security Services Competency. Connectria is also an AWS Public Sector Solutions Provider. Connectria's achievement of multiple AWS Competency designations underscore its ability to support high compliance workloads, large-scale cloud migrations, and modernization projects across a variety of industrial sectors.
Connectria has differentiated itself as an AWS Partner by providing an innovative, fully managed IBM Power Systems hybrid architecture on AWS. The solution provides low latency connectivity between AWS and IBM Power Systems while providing customers with a long-term technology roadmap that supports the modernization of traditional workloads running on IBM i, AS/400, and AIX. With Connectria, companies running mission-critical workloads on IBM Power Systems can leverage the transformational benefits of the cloud for production, disaster recovery, and modernization while also addressing the growing skill shortage, maintenance, and data center exit challenges associated with legacy infrastructure.
A key component of the collaboration between Connectria and AWS includes a significant expansion of their IBM Power Systems hybrid architecture and modernization services. This will help Connectria and AWS better support global enterprises and Fortune 500 organizations facing an increasing need for innovative solutions that enable cloud acceleration and modernization for legacy systems.
For more information about Connectria and its collaboration with AWS, visit connectria.com to learn more. To read the full version of the customer case study with Transflo, visit https://www.connectria.com/resources/case-study/transflo/.
About Connectria
Connectria delivers an extensive portfolio of managed and professional services built on more than 25 years of experience designing and supporting the mission-critical infrastructure that businesses rely on every day. Our mission is to drive meaningful impact and deliver innovative, reliable, and secure solutions that help you connect the dots between today's technology and tomorrow's possibilities.
Learn more at https://www.connectria.com/.
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