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Instant accessibility to data and applications, extensive collaboration, and frequent improvements in productivity are a few demands of customers for transforming their business. Today, these demands have changed the way information is delivered through an organization’s IT infrastructure. The unique approach of converged infrastructure helps meet these necessities for operational success. But the service providers are facing challenges to develop, deploy, maintain, and scale solutions serving over a multitude of customers in a quick and cost-effective manner. Citing the concerns around enterprise IT, VCE, the converged platforms division of EMC, accelerates the adoption of converged infrastructure and cloud-based computing models, allowing customers to focus on business innovation instead of integrating, validating, and managing IT infrastructure. “The rise in popularity of converged infrastructure products will fuel demand for data center experts with in-depth knowledge of networking, storage and virtualization technologies,” begins Praveen Akkiraju, CEO, VCE.

