Moreover, it is the only platform that deals with the data center to cloud management, which is crucial for managing real-world hybrid clouds and data center exit/modernization executions. This platform can also help to modernize any legacy infrastructure with minimum efforts as everything is software defined.

UnityOne also enables a seamless experience to manage the entire hybrid cloud infrastructure by offering integrated monitoring, visualization, management, auditing, and modern DevOps automation capabilities.

The company offers UnityOne for Service Providers, a single-tenant SaaS platform that is securely deployed per service provider using which any service providers can provider their services directly to their customers. The advantages of UnityOne for services provider include revenue expansion, higher customer satisfaction, higher SLAs, managed service delivery, Observability, and multi-cloud footprint.

They can also manage and monitor their data center infrastructure remotely, including asset onboarding, PDU socket recycling, temperature monitoring, cabinet capacity status, login, auditing, etc. The offering maps cloud endpoints, including modern data centers, private clouds, and public clouds collectively. It maps the data center to one of the endpoints or a combination of endpoints along with the seamless migration of applications, data, and infrastructure to the cloud. It is the only platform that manages your true hybrid cloud infrastructure from data centers to private clouds.

UnityOne’s experts’ team assists the customers build migration strategy, assess application portfolios, review cost structure, and identify the best-fit cloud platform for their business needs. Service providers across the globe use the platform to deliver higher customer satisfaction and SLAs by leveraging its visualization, monitoring, and real-time DCIM capabilities. Planned focus areas include resource/asset management, multisite capabilities, and the integration of DCIM and IT service management (ITSM). It is a DCIM vendor that focuses on deployments in large data centers, such as banks, colocation/hosting providers, ecommerce companies, and government agencies.