According to a new press release, “InterVision today announced new services, personnel and tools to enhance its Digital Transformation (DX) practice. Backed by an expert team of innovation consultants, technical architects, and business analysts, InterVision’s DX practice provides business leaders with a holistic roadmap incorporating business vision, IT infrastructure, change management and ongoing architectural guidance to help enable and sustain a competitive advantage. ‘Digital Transformation isn’t a one and done process; it’s an evolution, which is why our clients value having expert resources to help with their journey,’ said Victor Tingler, Vice President of Digital Transformation, InterVision. ‘To meet our clients’ evolving business needs, our DX practice must evolve as well. InterVision has made significant investments in resources and methodologies to leverage our acquisitions over the past year. Early results are showing the DX practice accelerating the transformation journey and it’s translating quickly into clients improving their business outcomes’.”
The release goes on, “Since the launch of the digital transformation practice last February, InterVision’s team of experts has conducted workshops and engagements with global organizations in industries including manufacturing, healthcare, government, and financial management. Today’s enhancements cover four key areas: (1) Cloud Services: Cloud is a fundamental component of digital transformation. With the acquisition of Infiniti Consulting Group last year, InterVision engages at an operational level with its clients to design and deliver cloud migrations and datacenter transformations, ensuring clients have the best resources for an impactful and results-driven DX strategy. (2) DRaaS: Disaster Recovery is a critical component of modern digital environments. With the acquisition of Bluelock, InterVision can now offer turnkey Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) solutions from a recognized industry leader, thereby taking this operational burden off IT staff.”
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