In true business terms, the cloud is basically an adaptable, scalable, pay-per-use model for the way IT services are delivered and used, typically through short-term leases. With its pay-as-you-go model, the cloud shifts many IT costs from capital outgo to operating outgo; its “flexible model” means available IT capacity can be flexed to mirror changing business demands; and it allows consumers of IT to have much higher clarity over their costs.

Costs are economical using cloud services opposed to bespoke build and maintenance systems.

Decreased Total Cost of Ownership:

Only the space required is paid for, with quicker resource availability, rendering optimum support to the business.

Decreased Capital Expenditure:

IT is acquired as operational rather than capital spending.

Costs Aligned to Business Demands:

Cash flow is enhanced by paying only when services are required.

Computing support and systems are accessible promptly when needed for the business purposes.

Universal Access:

Cloud assures applications and data are accessible anytime, anyplace.

Flexible Provisioning:

Cloud provides the strength to respond to evolving business needs through the speedy delivery of fitting IT operational resources.

When contracting with a cloud vendor, make sure the business case has some expenses and activities that include the end of the agreement, novation, and data-removal.

IBT offers a wide range of Cloud computing services that empower businesses to access computing resources like they utility resources than having to bear the cost of constructing and maintaining computing infrastructures on their own premises.

There are diverse types of cloud.

A shared public cloud can be obtained by anyone: e.g. Microsoft’s Azure Cloud Computing Platform.

A private cloud service can be obtained only by an organization’s operators and is usually held and governed by the organization, although a third-party supplier could internally or externally render it as an IT outsourcing (ITO) service.

One last possibility for organizations to consider in the higher term is the deployment of diverse cloud models. This is commonly known as a hybrid cloud – most ordinarily an amalgam of the private and public cloud.

Our professional consultants are experienced in assisting organizations to grow their cloud infrastructure.

We present proposals based on a business’s requirements and not to sell the cloud as a catch-all solution. We have partnered with international organizations to facilitate secure remote working for their employees and have supported many businesses to integrate the cloud with their in-house systems. At IBT, we work with you to design a comprehensive cloud solution.

Passaging to the cloud is a multifaceted journey, often with commercial and technical difficulties and risks. It is necessary to have a committed, qualified partner who can help you form a roadmap that is as novel as the business outcomes you desire.

IBT draws upon one of the mightiest cloud portfolios in the industry and our background in successfully supporting cloud customers worldwide. Using our deep experience of delivering managed services, we will assist you to maximize the utility of the cloud for your organization.