Planview, a global leader in Portfolio Management and Work Management solutions, has announced that it has selected Amazon Web Services (AWS), as its preferred public cloud provider.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Planview is using AWS\u2019s broad portfolio of cloud technologies and solutions to drive the efficiency, security and reliability needed to scale Planview\u2019s connected platform of solutions and accelerate innovation for Planview\u2019s customers.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Further leveraging the breadth and innovation of AWS cloud technologies and solutions enables Planview to seize new market opportunities quickly and become even more responsive to customers\u2019 needs through the connected Planview platform. Planview is working with AWS to enhance the company\u2019s operational efficiencies through automation, streamlined processes and real-time analytics. With this cloud infrastructure, Planview will continue to provide first-class service to its 2.6 million users worldwide.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
\u201cContinuous innovation is at the core of our mission to build the future of connected work for our customers,\u201d said Razat Gaurav, CEO, Planview. \u201cAWS provides us with the reliable foundation and agility we need to continue to drive innovation, scale our global operations and quickly, securely and efficiently serve as the backbone for our connected platform that supports both our organization and our customers. With AWS, we will continue to help our growing customers connect their ideas to impact, across projects and products and deliver positive outcomes \u2013 especially in times of change.\u201d<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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