GDT’s tenured, talented IT professionals have delivered an array of successful, tried-and-tested solutions to customers for the past 24 years. Whether it’s cloud migration roadmaps, managed NOC and SOC services, next-gen security strategies, implementations throughout the world, and many others, many of the most notable enterprises, healthcare organizations, service providers and government agencies in the world have turned to GDT to ensure they’re getting the very most from their technology spend.
Reduced costs. Simpler management. Rapid scalability. Greater mobility and disaster recovery (DR) options. These are some of the many reasons organizations no longer ask themselves
A U.S. government organization that provides goods and services to military veterans throughout the world, needed to replace 1,400 Cisco routers at hundreds of locations that spanned twenty-five (25) countries. The customer was informed by Cisco that routers they had deployed only one (1)
An online social networking and news service with almost 400 million active users worldwide required a fully managed optical networking solution installed for redundancy at its three (3) primary data centers located throughout the United States. They needed engineering specialists in both
Without it, projects miss deadlines, network downtime ensues, and revenue is lost. Staging a solution is a critically important component that, if done thoroughly and with the right professionals, helps ensure an IT solution deployment goes smoothly and with the
Technological advancement is fantastic, until it’s time to find the right people who can turn those advancement into the benefits they’ve been touted to deliver. No company understood this better than a global manufacturing corporation with offices in four (4)
According to a recent survey concerning employee productivity, 97% of respondents believe a lack of collaboration delays projects’ outcomes. It’s an eye-popping statistic. And for a regional cable TV and Internet service provider serving the upper Midwestern United States, it
In several recent surveys, it was discovered that software is an IT organization’s largest expenditure—second place isn’t even close. When you’re one of the largest oil companies in the world, that budget line item can stretch well into the eight
One (1) of the leading national, LTE-based wireless providers in the United States needed End-Of-Support (EOS) replacement of over six hundred fifty (650) Cisco network devices in five (5) separate data centers. The client’s tight timeframes, narrow installation windows, and
A large, Texas-based financial services firm that provides a full spectrum of banking products and services for consumers and businesses, found that their existing, legacy hardware-centric network architecture didn’t enable them to accomplish several things that would ultimately provide their clients
