Quickly scalable, but quickly challenging
Moving to the Public Cloud
Overview
“The public cloud offers CIOs the ability to focus on strategic projects aimed at boosting the bottom line.”*
Flexibility. Scalability. Speed. The public cloud can help you rapidly spin up servers and adjust resources without the need for a dedicated environment. But the rush to public over the past few years has left many companies dealing with confusing and wildly varying usage charges. It’s no wonder a recent cloud research report found that “optimizing cloud costs” is the top priority for a majority of IT leaders (RightScale). Fortunately, the Ntirety team has hundreds of certifications and real-world experience ready to help you find the right public cloud strategy.
*Source: CIO, 2019
Proven Results
“Organizations embracing dynamic, cloud-based operating models position themselves for cost optimization and increased competitiveness.”
Ed Anderson
Distinguished Vice President Analyst, Gartner
Consider this
Helping You Achieve Business Agility
Your Current State
- Unoptimized efforts: Wildly varying and confusing cost from unmanaged public cloud usage
- Muted security and business stability risks: Lack of visibility into public cloud usage across the organization—shadow IT—risks exposure of vital data
What You Need
- Public cloud cost assessment: A line-by-line exploration of costs and actionable steps to reduce them
- Public/hybrid recommendations: Opportunities to move to a multi- or hybrid-cloud approach
- Three tiers of service to choose from: Self-managed, co-managed, fully managed
What You Could Achieve
- Reduced risk: Protected data in an environment that meets strict compliance requirements with regular updates that are handled automatically
- Optimized IT spend: Apps that are running where they run best to make your budget go further
- Increased business agility: An empowered organization that can scale as needed, move and place workloads, and stay productive
- A competitive edge: IT professionals that are freed from mundane infrastructure management tasks and able to focus on assisting the company in meeting business goals
Ideal Use Cases
- Improve collaboration and project management: Legacy technologies require an administrator to ensure that every resource is consistently updated. With the cloud, you can stay connected, sync your applications regularly, and keep your entire team current.
- IaaS and SaaS: Offload specific workloads into the cloud to prevent costly data center expansions.
- Archiving of historical data: Store unregulated data instantly and affordably.
- Development and testing: Simplify development across multiple operating systems with the built-in instant scalability of the public cloud.
- Highly elastic workloads: Capable of adapting resource allocation for workload changes in an automated manner, often associated with ideal public cloud deployments.