Philippine Airlines (PAL) partners with ViewQwest in a landmark project to upgrade its network and security infrastructure. The project will leverage a managed service framework to ensure optimum service levels and improve network performance and business resilience.
The consolidated network and security operations aim to enhance the network's visibility, control, and security, enabling PAL's IT teams to focus on core business operations and strategic initiatives.
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With an integrated and simplified architecture managed with ViewQwest, PAL projects to deliver cost advantages across its IT and network operations. It also expects benefits from aggregated cost savings, minimal downtime with carrier redundancy, and faster issue resolution through the upgraded managed services.
Strategic partnership
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"We take great pride in supporting Philippine Airlines in their network and security transformation journey. We applaud their strategic foresight to construct a network that prioritises security from the ground up and embracing managed services, freeing their teams to concentrate on driving business growth rather than managing infrastructure. This strategic multi-year partnership cements ViewQwest's presence in the Philippines and demonstrates our commitment to empowering leading Philippine companies," ViewQwest CEO Vignesa Moorthy said.
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"Whenever possible, we will seek a tailored approach for PAL's IT needs, so we are pleased to partner with ViewQwest, whose proven track record of custom solutions perfectly aligns with our strategic principles. By embracing a cloud-based infrastructure that is secure by design, we can amplify collaboration, enable business agility, and ensure business continuity," commented PAL's chief information officer, Aurea Vidal.