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ViON Awarded Quantum Alliance Strategic Partner for Enterprise Solutions Business

ViON Awarded Quantum Alliance Strategic Partner for Enterprise Solutions Business

ViON Corporation, a cloud service provider and market leader in the design, delivery and maintenance of mission-critical IT infrastructure solutions, announced that it has been recognized as one of two partners awarded the 2020-2021 Quantum Alliance Strategic Partner Award at Quantumโ€™s Virtual Q Elevate partner event.

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โ€œViONยฎ has over 40 years of experience helping our customers modernize technology and drive successful outcomes. ViON’s experience processing, storing, managing and protecting data in the Federal, State and Local, as well as Commercial markets allows us a unique capability to bring complex solutions to market. Both ViON and Quantum have a passion for solving the most complex data management challenges our customers face and our Forever Data Cloud enables organizations to be agile in their IT Modernization plans,โ€ said Tom Frana, Chairman and CEO of ViON.โ€

โ€œWe are pleased to award ViON with the 2020-2021 Quantum Alliance Strategic Partner award in the Enterprise Solutions Business category. We look forward to many more years of partnering with ViON to understand marketplace needs and deliver the right data storage and management solutions. C************** to all of the team at ViON,โ€ said James Mundle, Global Channel Chief at Quantum.

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