A manufacturer faced an 800% VMware renewal increase and an expiring contract. Their IT operations partner could not complete the migration from VMware to Microsoft Hyper-V before the deadline and they were running out of time. This put multiple sites at risk of disruption. Without bridge licensing or a temporary workload environment, critical operations faced potential shutdowns. As a long-standing Expedient colocation client, the company turned to us for help. We delivered a stabilization strategy through bridge licensing that gave them time to complete the transition and put them on a safer path to modernization.
Three-year VMware renewal came with an 800% price increase
VMware contract expiration timing created immediate operational pressure
IT partner could not complete production migration from VMware to Hyper-V before the deadline
Multiple sites faced potential shutdowns without bridge licensing or a temporary environment
VMware workloads across multiple sites were licensed and compliant before deadline
End-of-life hardware infrastructure leasing in place, avoiding renewal costs
EEC Service Port ready for workload migration into multi-tenant cloud environment
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