Unitas Global has found a new friend in global CDN provider NetDNA as the company announced today that NetDNA has selected Unitas to provide network management services to enhance NetDNA’s product offering. As part of this new partnership, NetDNA will leverage Unitas Global’s expertise to optimize upstream carrier routing and provide a global point of contact through its Support Operations Center.

"We're excited to be working with the team at Unitas Global," said Chris Ueland, president at NetDNA. "Their background in building some of the largest IP backbones in the world will help us improve the performance of our content delivery services for our customers, and allow us to focus on our industry-leading content delivery management software."

Founded in 2009, NetDNA was established to develop a competitive, technologically-superior content delivery offering compared to traditional providers, according to company officials. One way it accomplishes this is through its network routing which provides higher performance with decreased footprint.

NetDNA's has tapped Unitas to provide managed network services as part of its commitment to keeping a pace with the ongoing evolution in how companies procure and utilize IT infrastructure services.

"We're happy to have NetDNA as one of our customers and partners," said Grant Kirkwood (News - Alert), CEO at Unitas Global. "We look forward to helping them grow their business by allowing them to focus on what they do best."

In related industry news, Next Gen Network Solutions provider Global Convergence (News - Alert) Solutions (GCS) recently unveiled the GCS (News - Alert) Dynamic Capacity Management, a release that equips carriers with a capability that gives them control over the yield they realize across their network.

“With the GCS Dynamic Capacity Management capability, carriers can now begin ‘shaping’ the load on their network in a way that optimizes call completion which means their network yield increases,” GCS’s Chief Marketing Officer Mark Delaney told TMCnet. “What makes this super compelling is that we have done this in a way that maximizes margin. We are leveraging sophisticated capabilities and algorithms to allow carriers to maximize the margin they realize on their network by shaping the origination demand or load on their network.”