Eze Castle Integration has increased its cloud computing customer base to more than 130 financial industry firms.
In the first half of the year, Eze Castle also completed several domestic and international expansion projects, welcomed new members to its executive team, increased its application offerings, and solidified its support for Dodd-Frank regulation.
In addition, Eze Castle expanded operations on the West Coast; opened offices in Singapore, Geneva and Dallas; introduced its cloud offerings to London-based companies; earned prestigious industry awards from Hedgeweek, CRN and MSPMentor; and added numerous applications to its cloud services portfolio, including Ledgex Systems and Tradar portfolio management.
Additionally, Eze Castle has opened its New Jersey-based data center at QTS, an expansion driven by demand for cloud services. Via that facility and others, Eze Private Cloud now delivers the most secure cloud-computing offering with multi-protocol label switching (MPLS) between data centers.
“We have seen evidence of the growing demand for the private cloud as well as technology and compliance solutions to meet the requirements of Dodd-Frank,” says Bob Guilbert (pictured), managing director of Eze Castle Integration. “As new customers from around the world come to Eze Castle, we continue to prove that we can deliver the solutions and services that meet their needs.”
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