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ViON Named Preferred Partner of UW System for Data Storage, Backup


TYSONS CORNER, VA, April 9, 2018 ” ViON will collaborate with the University of Wisconsin System in a move to help the latter’s chief information officers deploy data storage and backup platforms and advance its information technology modernization initiative, GovCon Executive reported Friday.

The company said Thursday it will supply switches, tape and tape libraries as well as storage platforms from Fujitsu, Hitachi and Oracle (NYSE: ORCL) across UW’s 26 campuses as a preferred partner of the university system.

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