InterVision joins Broadcom’s partner program to enhance enterprise cloud solutions
InterVision, a solutions provider in the realm of information technology (IT) managed services, has announced its inclusion in Broadcom’s recently unveiled partner program. Currently, the program is designed to foster collaboration among various entities in the tech sphere.
Broadcom, having recently acquired VMware, now offers an extended array of business-critical infrastructure solutions to its enterprise clients. These solutions aim to expedite innovation and grant more options and flexibility for the development, operation, management, connection, and protection of applications on a large scale.
Broadcom’s partner ecosystem plays a key role in the company’s mission to assist enterprise customers in crafting and updating their private and hybrid cloud setups, InterVision notes. As part of the collaboration, Broadcom will invest in VMware Cloud Foundation, a software stack for private and hybrid cloud environments. VMware Cloud Foundation aligns with Broadcom’s vision of transforming diverse enterprise IT infrastructures into virtualized and containerized environments conducive to private and hybrid cloud setups.
Mikko Nykyri, senior product manager at InterVision, expresses gratitude for the recognition bestowed upon them by Broadcom.
“This prestigious invitation reflects our team’s commitment to delivering innovative services that drive transformative business outcomes for our customers,” Nykyri adds.
As part of the partnership, InterVision will maintain its role in distributing VMware licenses to both enterprise clients and channel partners. This announcement follows closely on the heels of InterVision’s recognition on CRN’s 2024 500 List.
Elsewhere, InterVision previously signed a multi-year Strategic Collaboration Agreement (SCA) with Amazon Web Services (AWS), to boost its vision to expand and accelerate cloud adoption and modernization across its public sector and commercial customer base and beyond.
Founded in 1993, InterVision began providing CAD solutions and consulting services then moved into data center and corporate IT networking, computing and storage.
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