VMware and CENIC today announced an agreement that will streamline the purchase of VMware technologies by CENIC’s members.
The collaboration extends VMware’s industry-leading virtualization and cloud solutions for education to CENIC’s 10,000 member institutions statewide. Universities, schools, libraries and other cultural, scientific, and arts organizations in the CENIC community can now purchase VMware’s products that simplify complex IT environments for end users, accelerate digital transformation, and positively impact student learning at favorable terms and prices.
“VMware is excited to expand our work to help simplify, modernize and secure K-20 educational IT and empower limitless student learning through our efforts with CENIC and its members,” said Tim Merrigan, vice president of state and local government and education, VMware. “More institutions at all levels of education are looking to cloud and virtual infrastructure to mobilize the learning environment and eliminate barriers to student learning. We see this contract with CENIC as a way to efficiently accelerate that digital transformation.”
The partnership with VMware supports CENIC’s dedicated approach as the leading nonprofit providing California learning institutions with world-class networking infrastructure that is vital for innovation, collaboration, and economic growth.
“This agreement will support our members who continue to adopt new cloud and virtualization software and services in order to operate more cost-effectively, sustainably, and efficiently as they pursue their missions. We are grateful to VMware for extending such attractive prices to CENIC Associates,” said Louis Fox, CENIC president and CEO.
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