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, or implementations throughout the world, many of the world’s most notable enterprises, healthcare organizations, service providers, and government agencies have turned to GDT to ensure they’re getting the very most from their technology spend.
An award-winning network provider connecting 5.1 million people, businesses and government operations needed an upgrade. In fact, the security of their servers depended on it.
By Richard Arneson In the world of technology, today’s advancements can quickly become tomorrow’s obsolescence. No organization understands this better than one (1) of the country’s largest energy companies. They needed to refresh their entire IT environment, which they believed
With almost 300 retail locations in the United States, a global manufacturing corporation serving the business and residential markets needed to greatly expand its wireless network. If that sounds like a straightforward project, it’s anything but when the locations span
While some claim SD-WAN is sounding the death knell for MPLS, that’s far from accurate. In fact, it can complement legacy MPLS networks quite well. This is exactly what the IT professionals at a leading financial services firm with hundreds
—Many might argue that there’s no industry better suited for SD-WAN than retail. It would be a hard to point argue, except for one minor detail—it’s pretty much perfect for all industries. What IT organization wouldn’t want simple, zero-touch deployment,
By Richard Arneson A global software company that specializes in employee benefits solutions wanted to reduce the inherent complexity that came from managing their wide area network, especially as it pertains to their ninety-plus (90+) branch offices. They turned to
By Richard Arneson A large, multi-national oil & gas corporation whose offices span the globe needed help understanding how to partition, organize and track the utilization of Cisco software licensing throughout its organization, numbered at well over 10,000 employees. Cisco’s
