The future belongs to the curious

There is more data now than ever before. Statistics cite that 90% of the world's data has been created in the past two years, and over 402 million terabytes of data are created daily, but chances are by the time you read this article that number will have already grown. The point is clear: data has exploded and will only continue to grow with virtual engagements, artificial intelligence, and a need to connect and interact digitally.

This exponential growth has formed an immediate need for organizations. Data management has always been an essential cornerstone to a well-functioning organization, but the influx of created information leaves these organizations at a crossroads. Expanding on-site storage, management, and security is an option, but this can be costly both in upgrades and maintenance, and requires a large investment to future-proof, otherwise organizations risk going through this process every few years. The other option is migrating to a hybrid strategy where data is stored both locally and off-site in data centers. This option allows for scalability and can lower both short and long-term costs, and that's only the beginning of the benefits. But gaining the most from this strategy relies on a sound strategy and well-informed decisions, something that partnering with an advisor can help accomplish.

Many organizations have turned to this hybrid model, and the following case study looks at one of them. This case study explores the challenges a healthcare financial organization faced as it continued to grow, and some of the specific needs they had in order to successfully integrate a cloud-based data center strategy, such as specific compliance needs to collect healthcare payments. Then, learn how this organization worked with Redesign experts to explore solutions, identify exact needs for their data center, and strategize an opportunity that saved them money and gave them scalability for long-term future-proofing.

This case study is available for free and can be accessed by clicking the link below.

El Segundo, CA, June 16, 2026— The Redesign Group (“Redesign”), a global technology and cybersecurity solutions provider and consulting firm, announced today that CRN®, a brand of The Channel Company, has recognized Redesign on the 2026 CRN Solution Provider 500 list.  

CRN’s annual Solution Provider 500 list recognizes North America’s largest solution providers by revenue and serves as a prominent benchmark of leading IT services companies. The solution providers on this list are key influencers propelling growth in the IT industry and the global technology channel.

Redesign advanced 53 spots on this year’s list, reflecting the company’s continued rapid growth and commitment to delivering innovative IT solutions for its customers. This achievement underscores Redesign’s ongoing focus on improving business efficiency, simplifying IT operations, and helping mid-market and enterprise organizations maximize the value of their technology investments.

“Climbing another 53 spots on the CRN Solution Provider 500 is a strong reflection of Redesign’s momentum and our team’s continued execution,” said Phil Sanginario, President & CEO of Redesign. “For us, growth is a measure of the impact we're having in the market and the value we are delivering for our customers and partners. As we continue to scale, we remain focused on strengthening our strategic partnerships, improving operational execution, and delivering an exceptional experience for our customers.”

“The Solution Provider 500 list highlights those companies generating the highest revenue through leadership in business and service innovation,” said Jennifer Follett, Vice President, U.S. Content, Executive Editor at CRN, The Channel Company. “This recognition highlights those organizations that consistently demonstrate agility and sustained growth amid rapidly evolving industry demands and technological change. Congratulations to every company that earned a well‑deserved place on this year’s Solution Provider 500.”  

Coverage of the 2026 Solution Provider 500 list will be featured online at CRN.com/SP500, beginning June 8.

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EL SEGUNDO, Calif. — June 9, 2026 — The Redesign Group (”Redesign”) today announced it has achieved Pinnacle Partner status within the Broadcom Advantage Partner Program. Pinnacle is the highest partner tier within the program and is reserved for a select group of partners that demonstrate deep expertise, advanced technical capabilities, and a proven track record of customer success with Broadcom solutions.

Pinnacle partners represent Broadcom’s most strategic and highly invested partners. These organizations are selected for their advanced certifications, demonstrated expertise, and ability to help customers successfully adopt VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF). Following Broadcom’s transformation of the VMware partner ecosystem, Pinnacle status is held by a limited number of partners globally.

VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) serves as the foundation of Broadcom’s modern private cloud strategy, providing organizations with a consistent platform for traditional, modern, and AI-driven workloads. As businesses evaluate how best to align their infrastructure and cloud investments with this evolving model, trusted guidance has become increasingly important.

As a Pinnacle Partner, Redesign helps organizations make informed decisions at every stage of the process. Whether assessing licensing options, planning modernization initiatives, deploying new environments, or optimizing existing investments, Redesign works closely with customers to simplify adoption and accelerate business outcomes.

"Broadcom Pinnacle status reflects and validates our commitment to maintaining deep expertise in technologies that help position our customers for the future," said Conrado Niemeyer, Chief Technology Officer at Redesign. “We strive to ensure our customers are equipped with the knowledge, strategy, and technical capabilities needed to confidently modernize their infrastructure and maximize the value of VMware Cloud Foundation.”

“Our customers rely on us to help them navigate technology transitions while minimizing risk and maintaining operational continuity,” added Niemeyer. “This recognition reinforces our ability to guide organizations through evolving infrastructure, cloud, and licensing decisions with confidence.”