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Organizations across the world are buckling under the cost and administrative burdens that internal IT operations generate. Businesses are expected to add value and increase customer satisfaction, while cutting costs. But the truth is that expanding a business and cutting costs at the same time is a very difficult thing to do - especially when networking is not your core competency.
Global Crossing's growing data center footprint currently offers collocation facilities in 60 major cities around the world, and 17 world-class data centers that are focused on managed services in the main business centers of Latin America, North America and Europe. These centers provide ICT (Information and Communication Technologies) solutions to Global Crossing enterprise and carrier customers who have a need for off-premise and virtual solutions. Global Crossing hosting facilities enable customers to link sites seamlessly - with consistent and similar services - to virtually any location within the reach and capacity of one of the world's most extensive global IP networks.
Our data centers support On-Demand Solutions (shared services) that include housing, storage, backup, load balancing, bandwidth on demand, managed security services, database services and processing power. Today, Global Crossing enables cloud services to its customers through the seamless integration of both its global network and our growing global data center footprint. Our vision remains focused on this network-centric model and is one that enables both predictable services and a predictable customer experience with technology that integrates complex solutions and manages diverse platforms - helping to solve the primary challenges that face enterprises. At Global Crossing, "cloud" is a new way of thinking about delivering and consuming networked technologies - resulting in improving enterprise' business productivity, processes and cost efficiencies.
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