Assessing and planning for the migration of existing workloads and data to the cloud, as well as executing the migration itself.
Reviewing and optimizing a client’s existing cloud infrastructure to reduce costs and improve performance.
Developing policies and procedures for managing access to and usage of cloud resources, as well as ensuring compliance with relevant regulations.
Reviewing and optimizing the cost of the cloud infrastructure, identifying and eliminating unnecessary expenses, and forecasting future costs.
Reviewing and optimizing the cost of the cloud infrastructure, identifying and eliminating unnecessary expenses, and forecasting future costs.
Reviewing and optimizing the cost of the cloud infrastructure, identifying and eliminating unnecessary expenses, and forecasting future costs.
Designing a disaster recovery plan for cloud environment and testing the plan to ensure it will work effectively in the event of an outage or disaster.
Automating repetitive tasks in the cloud environment, such as deployment, scaling, and monitoring.
GOAL As the CIO of a mid-sized healthcare company, Sarah had been considering the benefits of a cloud data warehouse for some time. She knew that such a solution would enable the company to improve its data management, reporting, and analytics capabilities.
PROBLEM When Sarah finally decided to move forward with a cloud data warehouse project, she began the process of soliciting quotes from various vendors. She was surprised to see that the quotes from the top two competitors were significantly higher than the one she received from her preferred vendor,
CHOICE between spending $500,000 for upgrading old Oracle environment or using same budget for moving to state of the art Cloud data warehouse.
PROBLEM As the CTO of a major auto finance company, John had always been hesitant to move the company’s data environment to the cloud. Despite the potential cost savings and other benefits, he was concerned about security and the complexity of the migration process. But when it came time to budget for the upcoming year, John realized that the company had allocated $500,000 to upgrade its existing Oracle data environment.