We provide a cloud strategy business-driven decision framework and cloud management model that meet the unique needs of your use cases. The whole organization (and not just the IT department) must understand why certain workloads run in the cloud and why specific cloud apps and services have been developed and deployed in the way they are.

Today mature technology solutions need a budget and a plan to keep them running and prevent them from disrupting operations. Most of the cloud solutions of all enterprise organizations have deployed multiple private, public, or hybrid cloud architectures as part of their cloud ecosystem. While this ensures easy, on-demand availability of resources and apps, it requires multiple business domains to work together.

Some of the most significant benefits of having a cloud management strategy in place are:

Cost savings: Like clouds in the sky, every cloud in computing is different. With a clear strategy, enterprises will know precisely the functionality, integrations, and compliance you need. This helps organizations negotiate pricing with cloud providers and get the best deals on apps and infrastructure without compromising standards.

Reduced risks: An ad-hoc cloud deployment leaves you vulnerable to the risk of disasters or downtime due to infrastructure or security issues. A multi-cloud strategy helps organizations diversify essential services over different environments. For example, your organization can run mission-critical apps with customer data on a private cloud while using a public cloud provider for routine, functional applications or storing archives.

No vendor lock-in: In cloud systems, it is sometimes considered a necessary evil. However, you can plan for a balance between portability and functionality by focusing on your operational requirements without committing to a particular architecture, choosing open source technology where sufficient, and sticking to SDLC best practices.