Practical business continuity advice from cloud experts to help you thrive, whatever the circumstances
“Maximizing return on cloud investment is an area I’m really passionate about–it’s amazing some of the savings I’ve seen customers make. There’s a whole variety of ways to do this with AWS, like Reserved Instances and Savings Plans, but you’ve got to understand your enviroment and make the right decisions.”
Aaron Rees, Co-Founder at Rebura
“Maximizing return on cloud investment is an area I’m really passionate about–it’s amazing some of the savings I’ve seen customers make. There’s a whole variety of ways to do this with AWS, like Reserved Instances and Savings Plans, but you’ve got to understand your enviroment and make the right decisions.”
Aaron Rees, Co-Founder at Rebura
Actionable advice from cloud experts on:
Business continuity
Cost-saving
Data
security
Remote
working
Growing
at scale
Actionable advice from cloud experts on:
Business continuity
Cost-saving
Data security
Remote working
Growing at scale
Actionable advice from cloud experts on:
Business continuity
Cost-saving
Data security
Remote working
Growing at scale
“Especially now that workloads have become unpredictable, serverless solutions can reduce costs. you only pay for what you use. Even if you have “monolithic” applications, you can move them to serverless without too much work.”
Efi Merdler-Kravitz, Director of Engineering at Lumigo
“Because of the considerable uncertainty surrounding when we will get back to normal, the cloud makes for an excellent investment because you are not beholden to any long-term contracts nor need to endure disruptive supply chains your hardware vendor may be struggling to get a handle on.”
Rob Koch, Lead Architect at S&P Global
“Especially now that workloads have become unpredictable, serverless solutions can reduce costs. you only pay for what you use. Even if you have “monolithic” applications, you can move them to serverless without too much work.”
Efi Merdler-Kravitz, Director of Engineering at Lumigo
“Because of the considerable uncertainty surrounding when we will get back to normal, the cloud makes for an excellent investment because you are not beholden to any long-term contracts nor need to endure disruptive supply chains your hardware vendor may be struggling to get a handle on.”
Rob Koch, Lead Architect at S&P Global
Optimizing resources, cutting costs, upgrading your infrastructure:
You’ll find these things on almost every organization’s to-do list. But often, planning for tomorrow gets put on the back burner while you deal with business-as-usual today.
What we’re experiencing right now is not business-as-usual.
The global coronavirus pandemic has drastically altered the way businesses operate, how we deliver our products and services, and the day-to-day lives of our workforce.
These unprecedented circumstances have forced the hand of many businesses and transformed those “nice to do” future tasks into immediate necessities.
We are here to help
If you’ve found yourself having to enable remote working, adopt new digital services, or take your business processes online practically overnight, you’re not alone.
Utilizing the cloud can help you get the right infrastructure in place quickly, keep costs down, and secure your priceless business data.
In this white paper, cloud experts share their advice, tips, and best practices for getting started with cloud infrastructure, optimizing your operations, and maximizing your cloud investment.
“COVID-19 is showing how important is to be able to adapt to change. Having a mindset within teams and companies that”change is the only constant” helps not only to work through such situations but also means you come out stronger and better afterward”
Markus Ostertag, CEO at Team Internet AG
