CTM Technology Group's Success Stories
Transforming organizations through data center and cloud migrations, system integrations, asset divestitures, and operational improvement initiatives
Discover how CTM Technology Group has empowered organizations to successfully migrate to new data centers and the cloud. Our success stories highlight our expertise in separating assets during divestitures, integrating systems post-acquisition, consolidating application footprints, decommissioning outdated systems and data centers, and transforming support and operations teams. These real-world examples showcase our commitment to delivering effective solutions tailored to meet the unique challenges faced by each organization.
CTM completed two data center migrations, migrating 750 application instances and 900 servers in 20 weeks. The program was completed two months ahead of schedule and contained a large decommissioning effort.
CTM migrated or cloned 226 application instances and 800 servers in 21 migration waves. Split off 22 global domains, 4 data centers, 175 sites and 1860 servers in advance of the divestiture close date.
CTM integrated three locations and 941 users from an acquired business unit with the new company and migrated 41 applications to colocations and Azure despite an uncooperative parent company.
Following an acquisition, CTM onboarded and integrated 851 users with the new company, migrated 111 applications to the cloud and corporate data centers, and decommissioned 243 systems.
CTM worked with a third-party support services provider and the customer to train approximately 30 resources to provide support for a legacy environment with over 1200 servers/devices.
CTM organized and supported the organization in resolving 16 major areas of end user pain points including login and access issues, network performance and connectivity, and application reliability.
CTM effectively migrated 323 applications across 913 servers in 20 migration waves, relocating 208 VMs to VMware Cloud on AWS (AWS VMC). In addition, a new VDI environment was built within Azure and existing VDI resources from the data center were relocated to Azure.