Because Xenit used Amazon Web Services (AWS), Gottschlag wanted a solution for application delivery that worked seamlessly with AWS and that was extensible to give Xenit customers an option for incorporating other public cloud solutions into their cloud portfolios. The solution also needed to make application delivery easier to manage and more cost effective.

IGEL Technology wants to transform its virtual workplaces into cloud workspaces to improve user-friendliness, flexibility, cost benefits, and management efficiency.

Xenit, an IT services provider, faced challenges in configuring application delivery infrastructure manually, leading to inefficiency and errors. They needed an automated and consistent solution that worked seamlessly with AWS and made application delivery easier to manage and cost-effective.

IGEL Technology has decided to move towards cloud-based workplaces from the early stages. The company previously had an external service provider that operated a Citrix infrastructure for the majority of its IT users.

As a 40-business conglomerate, EBSCO faced a sprawling IT landscape with diverse technology needs across each business unit. Supporting legacy applications while expanding into cloud platforms created huge management and security challenges. Even the shortest lapse in application availability could cost hundreds of thousands of dollars in lost productivity. EBSCO needed a solution that would simplify app management across business units, and allow each team to choose the apps it wanted to use.