Tank Holding Unifies IT Across 60 Sites with NinjaOne

Challenges
  • Tool sprawl across 60 locations
  • No third-party patching
  • Asset tracking relied on manual spreadsheets
  • Legacy toolset lacked automation
Results
  • Consolidated five legacy tools into one unified platform
  • Implemented third-party patching companywide for the first time
  • Replaced manual spreadsheets with real-time asset intelligence
  • Deployed NinjaOne agents to all servers in under one week

Overview

Tank Holding Corp. is a leading North American manufacturer formed through extensive private equity-backed mergers and acquisitions. With 60 locations, two data centers, and a $900 million gross sales footprint, the company operates a highly distributed IT environment that directly supports production across the manufacturing floor. Following years of rapid expansion, the infrastructure team, led by Director of Infrastructure Dave Weber, faced a massive undertaking: unifying dozens of legacy networks and formerly independent IT systems into a single, standardized environment.

Learn how NinjaOne helped Tank Holding consolidate its tech stack, close security gaps, and gain real-time control across all 60 sites.

Centralized visibility

NinjaOne delivered centralized visibility and control across Tank Holding’s entire IT footprint in less than a week. Tank eliminated five legacy tools—PDQ, BatchPatch, WSUS, Splashtop, and manual spreadsheets—with NinjaOne’s unified platform.

“It’s a much more powerful tool than what we had before,” Weber explained. “I can do things now that I simply could not do before, and I can do them more efficiently.” The Active Directory migration that once felt daunting was simplified thanks to NinjaOne’s automation and scripting capabilities.

OS Patching Dashboard

Closing the third-party patching gap

One of the most impactful improvements was automating third-party patching across the entire organization and reducing a major source of cyber risk. “Between the shortened cycle times and picking up all the third-party patching, I think we’ve improved our security stance considerably,” Weber said.

The team now manages patch policies centrally with consistent enforcement across all 60 locations. “Now we know exactly where we stand. There are no blind spots.”

Operational efficiency without increased cost

Consolidating five legacy tools into NinjaOne was nearly revenue-neutral while delivering significantly more capability. “We consolidated multiple tools into one with NinjaOne and gained more functionality,” Weber explained. “That alone made it an easy decision.”

With acquisitions continuing, NinjaOne now provides the foundation for onboarding new sites. “The more we learn, the more we implement,” Weber said. “NinjaOne grows with us.”

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