Global computer services major IBM
has signed a deal to acquire Bengaluru based cloud recovery and migration
software Sanovi for an undisclosed sum. IBM said that the acquisition will
help to assure its clients of business continuity and disaster recovery, when
they shift their applications to cloud.
As a cloud-native company, Sanovi will
strengthen IBM resiliency portfolio to manage the broad range of applications,
data, and IT systems of our clients balancing digital and hybrid cloud transformation
with increased regulatory compliance. IBM plans
to also license the Sanovi disaster recovery management software as a
stand-alone platform to customers.
Adding these capabilities along
with advanced analytics will better enable IBM to bolster its Software Defined
Resiliency strategy and delivery of Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery
services for clients undergoing digital and hybrid Cloud transformation, the
company said in a statement. IBM plans to integrate the Sanovi capabilities
into the IBM Global Technology Services unit by the end of 2016.
Hybrid Cloud solutions are turning
out to be the preferred choice for enterprises in India for an enhanced
efficiency, productivity and cyber security. A Hybrid Cloud is an integrated
Cloud service utilizing both private and public Clouds to perform distinct
functions within the same organization. With Sanovi's software, IBM will
further empower clients to redefine their disaster recovery strategy in the
face of unprecedented industry change.
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