After VMware: Western Union, Everland turn to Nutanix

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Everland had about three months to leave its VMware environment without interrupting park operations. Western Union faced a different constraint: Its ageing applications and operations across more than 200 countries made the choice of what to migrate less straightforward. Both companies chose Nutanix, but their accounts of the move show why a deadline and a migration plan aren’t the same thing.

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After VMware: Western Union, Everland turn to Nutanix

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