Managed cloud services save resources 

Lacking expertise or staff to manage IT infrastructures? The answer: managed cloud services. Focus fully on core business. For you and your employees.

The high frequency of innovation that accompanies the digitalization of business processes demands fast, scalable and flexible IT solutions, competent employees, and in-depth experience with handling these processes.

A good managed cloud service provider offers you all of this: expertise and taking the load off your IT team. The service should solve all your digital IT challenges plus deliver an infrastructure that fully and dynamically meets your needs. Companies gain decisive competitive advantages today by responding as quickly as possible to current requirements and creating personalized customer experiences.

36 percent of respondents say that faster project implementation is the key argument in favor of a managed service. (IDG study: Managed Services 2020)

You can also say goodbye to the complexity that comes with a multitude of contacts, methods and processes – managed cloud services (ideally) mean: one point of contact and everything from a single source.

From A to Z and around the clock

A managed cloud provider covers the full bandwidth of services, from needs analysis and customized planning to the implementing of the cloud concept. We design your managed cloud to suit your requirements on request and take care of migration, operation and ongoing optimization to ensure that your business applications always run smoothly.

What types of managed cloud are available?

Companies that go for a managed cloud solution can choose between private cloud, public cloud, hybrid cloud and multi-cloud. With a private cloud, companies make use of the hardware and thus the complete service exclusively. With a public cloud, companies purchase only the resources they actually need, while sharing the hardware with other companies. A hybrid cloud, e.g., combining public and private clouds, makes sense when sensitive data and processes must be separated. Multi-cloud strategies are another option to keep a company from being too dependent on a single provider (vendor lock-in). Which solution is ideal ultimately depends on the use case and the specific requirements and is best explored together with your provider.