Cloud solutions

We have added Amazon’s AWS solution as an infrastructure service to our portfolio in response to the growing need on our customers’ part. We design and launch cloud-based environments, and even sell subscriptions as a hybrid solution. We recommend the computing, storage, and network (IaaS) solutions of the Amazon AWS environment for the cost-efficient implementation of backup and archiving layers, for which we provide comprehensive support for our contracting parties.

As per our customers’ needs, we also design cloud-based environments as a hybrid solution. Designing and launching Microsoft Azure as an infrastructure service has formed a stable part of our portfolio for years. Using Microsoft Azure, Microsoft M365, as well as on-prem environments, we implement an ideal hybrid environment for our customers who already base their datacenter services on Microsoft technologies.

In the age of IT disasters, it’s inevitable to have comprehensive backup separated from our live systems both logically and physically. Our backups should be tested, monitored, restorable, and untouchable. It is important that our backup systems are always up to date, and the restore time should also be as short as possible for large archive systems. Since backup systems take a lot of effort, you should utilize the data stored there so it becomes a business benefit facilitating your effectiveness.

In many companies, the first overall cloud service they launch is Microsoft M365, which includes business applications such as Exchange Online, OneDrive for Business, Intune, SharePoint Online, Office applications, and Teams. When launching M365, one must pay special attention to the safety of the M365 environment and the secure management of intellectual property, as well as customer and personal data stored in the cloud, so that data integrity and accessibility can be ensured. Through consultation, our experts can help you build a modern, cloud model-based workplace leveraging cloud technology and the possibilities offered by Microsoft M365.

Moving to the cloud should be done with caution and by choosing a backup solution and method which enables partial or full repatriation or migrating workflows to another cloud provider. When choosing backup solutions, it’s essential to keep our flexibility and freedom. Most backup software vendors natively support major cloud service providers, but one of your workflows may be stored by an unsupported provider. In such cases, we must also be cautious not to lose control over both our backup and live environment in the event of a disaster. The planned optimal solution can be launched either comprehensively or in a prioritized, step-by-step manner, as required.

It’s worth reviewing the way we manage our backup solutions’ licenses. A capacity-based license may be convenient, but exponential increase in data quantity could cause financial surprises that are difficult to foresee. Can our existing license solution cover our workflows in the cloud? Is it easy to understand and straight-forward what we pay for? The suitability of a backup solution includes the simplicity and transparency of license management, as well as license mobility for both on-prem and cloud-based workflows.