BOSTON, April 25, 2018 -- Zerto, an industry leader for IT resilience, announced today it now has a cross-selling agreement with Microsoft, meaning Zerto sales teams and channel partners are incentivized to co-sell and cross-sell Zerto’s IT Resilience Platform™ and Microsoft Azure, aligning its enterprise sales motion with Microsoft sales teams.
Enterprise customers quickly realize significant savings with Zerto and Azure by eliminating redundant recovery datacentres and hardware and automating their full environment recovery. With Zerto, Microsoft customers also benefit from a simple and quick way to adopt Azure and utilize their existing Microsoft Enterprise Agreements.
“Due to this new, symbiotic business relationship with Microsoft, we are now able to package Zerto and Microsoft Azure with combined services and support as a co-selling opportunity that will improve profits and cash flow for channel partners,” said Peter Kerr, director of Global Alliances, Zerto. “Microsoft’s partners in the channel can now more easily benefit from Zerto’s technology and support, while Zerto’s channel partners benefit from easier access to Microsoft’s ecosystem, Azure technology and support.”
A Proven Azure Solution from a Reliable Partner
The Zerto IT Resilience Platform™ provides a world-class experience and is tested to work seamlessly with Azure services. Zerto’s platform is available in the Azure Marketplace for both Enterprise Agreement and Pay-As-You-Go customers.
Zerto has also recently earned a Microsoft Gold Partner status for Cloud.
Full Microsoft Azure-to-Azure Replication with Zerto’s IT Resilience Platform™
Zerto’s latest platform release introduced bi-directional replication to and from Azure. The platform now supports replication between Azure regions. Supporting full replication between Azure regions and datacentres offers customers a new level of IT resiliency by allowing them to continue to use the Zerto platform they are familiar with once they are fully transitioned into Azure as their primary environment.
Additionally, Zerto’s platform now supports several new Azure regions, including Azure Government, Germany and China.
Zerto Connects Production Azure Workloads to Other Public Clouds
Zerto’s latest platform release also introduces multi-cloud workload mobility and protection between Azure, AWS, IBM Cloud and more than 350 cloud service providers. This new feature set enables customers to choose one cloud provider as the primary “production” location; allowing failover into other cloud providers. With these new abilities, Zerto enables any IT organization to meet legal, compliance and business requirements demanding multi-cloud presence and multi-cloud IT resilience.
About Zerto
Zerto helps customers accelerate IT transformation by eliminating the risk and complexity of modernization and cloud adoption. By replacing multiple legacy solutions with a single IT Resilience Platform, Zerto is changing the way disaster recovery, data protection and cloud are managed. With enterprise scale, Zerto’s software platform delivers continuous availability for an always-on customer experience while simplifying workload mobility to protect, recover and move applications freely across hybrid and multi-clouds. Zerto is trusted by over 6,000 customers globally and is powering resiliency offerings for Microsoft Azure, IBM Cloud, AWS, Sungard AS and more than 350 cloud services providers.
Learn more at Zerto.com or find out more in person by registering for ZertoCON today.
Contacts:
Zerto
Rebecca Murtagh
[email protected]
1-617-320-8157
TouchdownPR (for Zerto)
Alyssa Pallotti
[email protected]
1-512-373-8500


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