PeakColo Picks River Meadow Software for its Cloud Computing Platform

By Michael Guta

Cloud solutions are giving even the smallest business the tools they need to compete with larger competitors. As long as you have a service or a product that has a good market, you no longer need a large investment in technology.

Software and cloud service providers are increasingly merging together for what most see as the platform of the future. The alliance between RiverMeadow Sotware, Inc. and PeakColo will give their customers a proven tool to migrate into the cloud seamlessly with automated features.

Cloud offers new models of IT-as-a-Service (ITaaS), Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) and Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) by operationalizing the approach to IT with options of only paying for services when the service is being used.

In short, the right complete cloud service provider will deliver IT from A to Z so you can concentrate on your business instead of the latest malware.

Migrating into the cloud might seem like a simple process but it is complicated and if it is not transferred properly your company will be in limbo concerning IT services. RiverMeadow Cloud Migration SaaS is the only automated server migration platform developed specially for Carrier and Service Provider Clouds in the world. Their expertise in this field in one of the reasons why PeakColo, an enterprise-class IaaS cloud service provider for channel partners, selected RiverMeadow as solution for migration for its cloud computing platform.

Migrating servers into and between clouds “as-is” is what makes your data available in the cloud. RiverMeadow is the only tool that accomplishes this goal with the lowest cost and eliminates the complexity and challenges associated with the process. The cloud migration SaaS used by the company has an API based platform capable of automating virtual, physical and cloud-based servers into different type of cloud environments.

It is the ideal tool for service providers because the three key processes of Collect, Convert and Deploy are capable of automatically migrating servers from start to finish.

As a company dedicated only in IaaS to channel partners, PeakColo gives organizations the ability to sell cloud-enabled solutions as their own. The company is a VMware vCloud Powered and Platinum NetApp service provider. The channel partners are able to white-label the company’s cloud as their own, thereby providing virtual desktop, backup, disaster recovery, private and public cloud as well as other cloud-related services.

"By partnering with RiverMeadow, a world-class cloud solutions provider, we can further ensure the cloud directly translates into real value for clients' business side of the house. PeakColo's vCloud Powered solutions provide agility through security; control; efficiency through utilization and automation; and freedom of choice around migration and integration to the cloud," said Luke Norris, CEO and founder of PeakColo.




Edited by Braden Becker
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