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Multipartner has redesigned its IT infrastructure, adopting a hyperconvergent architecture. Thanks to a new, fully virtualized Data Center infrastructure with VMware, Multipartner has increased system performance by 40%, quadrupling storage and improving the features of disaster recovery and business continuity services. Today this innovative reality guarantees its customers greater security, ensuring increasingly high levels of service, without interruptions, even in the case of unpredictable events

Optimize time, improve deal efficiency and cut costs and risks. There are multiple advantages in using Multipartner’s flexible and dynamic Virtual Data Room in complex cross-border deals, guaranteeing maximum security levels and reducing cultural and linguistic differences, as shown by the recent Enel deals in Latin America.

The last SPAC on the market is Archimede, which, by raising between 32 and 47 million euros aims to create the first Insurtech insurance company on the Italian market. In 2011, the pioneer was Italy 1 Investments who raised 150 million euros to list on the Italian Stock Exchange the automatic vending machines group, IVS, now valued over 400 million euros according to its market capitalization. Italian SPACs, born following the experience of US blank check companies, have gathered numbers that are becoming increasingly significant.

Multipartner and its Virtual Data Room (VDR) have continued to grow in Spain, having security, flexibility, innovation and specialization as its major pillars. In addition to supporting M&A and Private Equity operations, Multipartner’s VDR is of essential support also for fundraising processes, Boards of Directors, portfolio management, crowfunding platforms and in any virtual workspace that requires the exchange of sensitive information.

With the strategic support of the Filippetti Group and VMware as a hypevisor, Multipartner implements FUJITSU Integrated System PRIMEFLEX for VMware vSAN PRIMEFLEX, a hyper-convergent architecture where Fujitsu servers play a fundamental role, both for reliability and performances, as well as for the easeness to operate in the selected hypervisor environment. The goal is to support the increasing workloads by guaranteeing even more performing Service Level Agreements (SLAs).

On 25 may 2018, will be obligatory for all EU enterprises the fulfillment of EU 2016/679 regulation, or GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation). How change the context? Which are risks for enterprises? What tools and methodologies should be applied?