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Densify Named a Best of VMworld 2017 Gold Winner
Densify has announced that it has been awarded a prestigious Best of VMworld 2017 Gold Award. This award recognises products and services designed to monitor, track and manage workloads either in cloud environments or on-premise, as well as enable migration of workloads across cloud platforms. The award judges highlighted Densify’s use of machine learning analytics to deliver lower cloud costs and better resource utilisation.
Densify is an analytics service that combines the industry’s #1 optimisation engine with a Densification Advisor, an infrastructure optimisation expert. Delivered as a service, Densify eliminates the need to learn, operate, manage and maintain the software so that organisations get all the benefits of advanced optimisation analytics without the typical burden. Densify’s predictive and real-time optimisation capabilities enable organisations to reduce cloud and infrastructure costs while also improving application performance.
“We are honored to receive recognition this year as a Best of VMworld Gold winner for Workload Management and Migration,” said Gerry Smith, CEO of Densify. “This win validates Densify’s value to organisations in optimising their infrastructure for them – no matter where it’s located. It’s a privilege to be recognised as an industry leader.”
TechTarget’s Best of VMworld 2017 Awards recognise the best of the best from VMworld 2017. Ninety nominees were evaluated by a team of expert judges consisting of editors, independent analysts, consultants and users in seven categories.
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