CDS, the leading provider of multi-vendor services (MVS) for data centers worldwide, today announced highlights of a record 2021 year. CDS achieved its highest annual revenue ever on 21% revenue growth compared with 2020, significantly improved profitability, expanded relationships with its OEM partners, and more than 600 new enterprise customers added during the year.

We understand the difficulties of delivering real IT transformation. That’s why we partner with you to deliver Multi-Vendor Services to help enable this change.

With the new year approaching, here are some of our 2022 predictions.

CDS, the leading provider of multi-vendor services (MVS) for data centers worldwide, today announced its next-generation Raytrix MVS Insight capabilities offering advanced monitoring for a broad array of server, network, and storage environments and integration with leading ITSM providers.

More intelligent workloads, greater density of hardware, and an embracing of the multi/hybrid cloud model is resulting in Enterprise organizations’ data center and colocation strategy that once saw 90%+ space utilization now becoming a patchwork of underutilized data centers. This underutilized space, and cost burden, ultimately hits the bottom line and organizations are increasingly focused on data center consolidations and associated relocations to realign data center strategy with the new workload reality.

A major financial institution drove a three-year consolidation and relocation project that delivered significant savings and business benefits.

Everyone ‘knows’ the history of data storage and the explosion in capacities and speed that have been occurring over the years; from the old punch cards to hard drives, CD/DVD, USB, NVMe and all the ‘stuff’ in-between; SATA, SSD, Flash, etc. Even Tape is still around – it’s not dead yet, in fact it’s still growing!

Often accelerated throughout 2020 and 2021, the rush to complete, or start, digital transformation projects is unprecedented. However, studies have shown that while 91% of businesses engage in some form of digital transformation, 70% still won’t achieve their desired results.

CDS, the leading provider of multi-vendor services (MVS) for data centers worldwide, today announced it has won the “Multi-Vendor Services Provider of the Year” award at the annual Storage Awards, known as the “Storries.”

Like so many technology megatrends, the promise of the cloud continues to exceed the real-life experiences of IT organizations whose companies were built when on-premises data centers were the only real option.

CDS, the leading provider of multi-vendor services (MVS) for data centers worldwide, today unveiled Nebula, a SaaS capability that provides predictive intelligence on parts availability and delivery and other services for enhancing operations, sales, and service delivery. As the latest critical component of its Raytrix MVS software platform, Nebula incorporates 30+ years of CDS delivery insights spanning more than 75,000 parts across 1,700+ systems, geolocation data, and automatically parsed logs to determine precise systems configuration and parts requirements around the globe.

The past two years have driven change through every corner of business – from internal meetings to customer engagement. Supply chain management is no exception. In a normal year, according to Accenture research, supply chain disruptions can cause significant negative losses in terms of finances, logistics, and even reputation.

Nebula, a SaaS capability that provides predictive intelligence on parts availability and delivery and other services for enhancing operations, sales, and service delivery. As the latest critical component of its Raytrix MVS software platform, Nebula incorporates 30+ years of CDS delivery insights spanning more than 75,000 parts across 1,700+ systems, geolocation data, and automatically parsed logs to determine precise systems configuration and parts requirements around the globe.

Perhaps no other industry has experienced as much impact and change over the past 18 months as healthcare. And that goes double for the IT people, processes, and technologies that support the providers, payers, pharmaceutical companies, and overall supply chain that delivers care to the world.

Building on strong double-digit revenue growth in the first half of 2021, this expansion highlights the India IT market’s appetite for comprehensive multi-vendor services. CDS’ international supply chain and intelligent logistics, powered by the patented CDS Raytrix MVS platform, enabled a seamless market entry with the support of established global OEM partners.

While 2020 taught everyone that predicting the future is like rolling dice, it also proved the resiliency of many organizations. 2021 can be described as ‘a push to normal.’ As we’ve rounded the midyear turn, wading deeply through pent-up vacation mode, and inching closer to pre-pandemic society, it is time to re-examine 2021 predictions and consider what may be in store for the stretch run that businesses worldwide are anticipating.

When it comes to innovation, older data centers may seem like the last place to look. But with the right partners, the transformative potential of your existing infrastructure can become a surprisingly powerful secret weapon in a CIO’s business arsenal.

For years, clever CIOs have been cascading their storage assets to solve the perennial problems of integrating the next technology while keeping their growing data volumes safe and accessible and extending the useful life of their installed storage. The search for optimal solutions has now led many CIOs to reconsider their established cloud strategies

CDS, the leading provider of multi-vendor services (MVS) for data centers worldwide, has achieved strong double-digit revenue growth and significantly increased profitability for the first half of 2021. As the final days count down to the midyear mark, CDS is building on the momentum from a strong 2020 with new partnerships that broaden its already wide range of product support and the continued enhancement of its comprehensive Raytrix MVS platform.

Oracle recently stated that 86% of the Fortune 100 were running Exadata solutions. CDS has enabled many of these organizations to recognize significant cost savings across hardware, OS, and software maintenance and support on Exadata systems. Organizations have redirected upwards of 50% of the Exadata maintenance spend to strategic modernization initiatives, while maintaining service delivery, uptime, and SLA requirements.