SADA Unveils Infrastructure Migration to Google Service

Google (GOOG) partner SADA Systems has launched a new service intended on helping customers migrate their IT infrastructure to Google Cloud, taking advantage of changes to Google's support for Microsoft (MSFT) Windows Server 2008. SADA's Infrastructure Migration to Google Cloud Platform offering is intended to move customers to Google in a three-phase project.

According to the SADA, the new offering launched in part to take advantage of Google's recently announced support for Windows Server 2008 R2 on Google Compute Engine, as well as reduced pricing and discounts.

With the cloud migration offering, SADA hopes to leverage its experience developing Google Cloud offerings to alleviate organizations' infrastructure burdens. And the company hopes to target a wide variety of businesses, including small and medium businesses (SMBs), education, public sector and large commercial enterprises.

SADA described the migration service as being made up of three phases:

"We believe that organizations should use technologies that scale and adapt to their evolving infrastructure needs," said Tony Safoian, president and CEO of SADA Systems, in a prepared statement. "Infrastructure Migration to Google Cloud Platform is an extremely exciting service that gives our clients access to a set of cutting edge infrastructure and platform solutions, helping them rethink IT in general, while transforming the way they work."