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The joint solution combines AVST’s

UC platform, CX-E, with collab9’s

hosted UC solutions and is expected

to accelerate the transformation to

the cloud for government entities,

said the companies.

“For too long, the introduction of

new technology in the public sector

has been hampered by the limited

availability of proprietary, OEM-driv-

en solutions,” said Steve Boberski,

vice president of business develop-

ment for collab9. “collab9’s partner-

ship with AVST enables us

to offer an accelerated migration

path through a secure integration to

legacy TDM, hybrid and VoIP tele-

phony solutions.”

By removing proprietary applica-

tion instances from the cloud, the two

companies are introducing a new level

of agility, flexibility and scalability that

has, until now, been unavailable to the

public sector, said Boberski.

BackupAssist Offers

Backup-aaS to North

American Channel

BackupAssist announced the launch

of its BackupAssist as a Service (BAaaS)

and MSP Program into North America. Al-

ready offered in 165 countries across

APAC and Europe, BackupAssist already

has entered into agreements with Delta-

Con, Extreme Technologies and iSpeed

Solutions to offer BAaaS to their North

American customers.

With the announcement channel part-

ners in North America now have access

to the BackupAssist Perpetual Reseller

Program, which enables them to benefit

from significant discounts by purchasing

BackupAssist Software upfront as a perpet-

ual license, and then reselling it to end cli-

ents. The program includes high margins,

lead generation, product training, pre- and

post-sales technical support, marketing as-

sistance, dedicated account management,

local technical support, and more, says the

company. All partners are provided access

to the a reseller portal, offering the ability

to place orders, renew existing customers,

manage licensing and migrations, view

monthly statements and transaction history,

and access NFR licenses. Partners are

also provided with access to Multisite Man-

ager, which allows the end user to securely

monitor and manage all backup/restore

activity from a single screen. 

According to a recent Gartner re-

search report, “By 2018, the number of

enterprises using the cloud as a backup

destination will double, up from 13 per-

cent at the end of 2016.”   

AVST, collab9

Offer UCaaS for

Gov’t Agencies

A

pplied Voice & Speech Technologies (AVST) and

collab9, a FedRAMP authorized UCaaS provider,

have partnered to develop and deploy a cloud-

based UC suite that meets federal, state and

local government requirements.

at your service: Xaas

Worldwide Public Cloud Services Forecast (000)

2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

Cloud business process services (BPaaS)

$40,812 $43,772 $47,556 $51,652 $56,176

Cloud application infrastructure services (PaaS) $7,169 $8,851 $10,616 $12,580 $14,798

Cloud application services (SaaS)

$38,567 $46,331 $55,143 $64,870 $75,734

Cloud management and security services $7,150 $8,768 $10,427 $12,159 $14,004

Cloud system infrastructure services (IaaS) $25,290 $34,603 $45,559 $57,897 $71,552

Cloud advertising

$90,257 $104,516 $118,520 $133,566 $151,091

Total market

$209,244 $246,841 $287,820 $332,723 $383,355

Source: Gartner, Feb. 2017

Gartner: IaaS to See Big Boost

The worldwide public cloud services market is projected to grow 18 percent in

2017, with the highest growth to come from cloud system infrastructure services

(IaaS), which is projected to grow 36.8 percent in 2017 to reach $34.6 billion.

The SaaS market is expected to see a slightly slower growth during the next

few years with increasing maturity of SaaS offerings. Nevertheless, SaaS will

remain the second largest segment in the global cloud services market.

Expected CAGR of the video

surveillance as a service

market through 2021,

according to Technavio

analysts.

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