For 25 years, GlassHouse Systems has been helping public and private sector clients reduce the complexity and operating costs of their IT environments.
GHS has the integrity, experience and expertise to design, implement and manage IT systems in-house, remotely or in the cloud focusing on:
Providing infrastructure support to help Canada's largest university realize its plans for IT rationalization.
Delivering cost-effective mainframe support to help a tech powerhouse overcome an in-house talent shortage and achieve its goals.
Building a strong infrastructure foundation for a leading provider of capital and credit management services.
In an era defined by speed, customer expectation, and unforgiving regulatory scrutiny, digital backup and disaster recovery (DR) capabilities are no longer IT utilities. They are business disruptors. Quietly and profoundly, organizations are shifting from traditional DR models, which are complex, outsourced, and manual, to a future where recovery is instant, internally managed, and audit-ready. The implications for cost, control, and business continuity are significant.
The word modernization often triggers the wrong reaction. For many CIOs, it conjures the idea of rewriting legacy systems, rebuilding foundational applications, and abandoning decades of institutional knowledge embedded in core business platforms. It brings with it assumptions of cost, disruption, and risk. As a result, too many modernization efforts stall before they begin. Teams default to maintaining the status quo because the alternative seems too complex or too costly.