Nutanix to Continue its Cloud Services in the Middle East

A key development in the ‘business of finance’ is that IT isn’t a support function anymore. As a result of the increasing impact and importance of data and analytics, technology has become a strategic asset that drives innovation, scalability, and speed-to-market in financial services.

Nutanix, a leader in hybrid multicloud computing, has reiterated its commitment to helping financial services organizations in the Middle East discover the power of hybrid multicloud architecture to enable them to strike a balance between cost, complexity, speed, and scale of operations and generate more revenue.

The Nutanix Cloud Platform has been shown to return a staggering 477% ROI in 5 years while lowering TCO by two-thirds. This means maximizing the company’s investment in on-prem infrastructure within the foreseeable future.

Nutanix is customizable and lets organizations set up hybrid multicloud environments for testing and development within the hour. Migrating to the new cloud doesn’t need to be tedious. What’s more, the application services layer has automation and provisioning capabilities that enable companies to implement the latest DevOps practices. Ultimately, these automated processes can shave off over a quarter of their development times.

The Nutanix Cloud Platform allows companies to pre-empt these exacerbated threats by deploying secure VDI or DaaS systems that allow for scaling remote work while flagging known and suspected breaches at either end. Strong security across workloads and platforms means companies can breathe easy even in the absence of fortified perimeters, ensuring digital continuity and data protection in the face of all-too-prevalent ransomware threats.

The Nutanix Cloud Platform underpinning an organization’s hybrid multicloud strategy provides a three-pronged solution that is critical to success – democratization, automation, and unification.

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