What's included
- Readiness assessment and cost comparison: on premises vs cloud, per workload
- Landing zones: accounts, networks, identity, security baselines
- Hybrid connectivity (VPN or dedicated links), shared identity, backup across sites and clouds
- Multi-cloud policies, monitoring and cost reports in one place
- Ongoing cloud operations under service levels
Deciding where each workload goes
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- Workload → Data must stay on site?
- Data must stay on site? → On premises or private cloud (yes)
- Data must stay on site? → Load varies a lot? (no)
- Load varies a lot? → Public cloud (yes)
- Load varies a lot? → Cheaper to run ourselves over 3 years? (no)
- Cheaper to run ourselves over 3 years? → On premises or private cloud (yes)
- Cheaper to run ourselves over 3 years? → Public cloud (no)
Technologies
Who it's for
- Companies starting or expanding in the cloud
- Teams using more than one cloud
- Businesses with data that must stay on premises
What you get
- Readiness and cost comparison per workload
- Landing zone with network, identity and security baselines
- Hybrid connectivity and shared monitoring
- Monthly operations report
Questions
Is cloud always cheaper?
No. Steady workloads are often cheaper on premises; we compare over three years before recommending.
Can we use more than one cloud?
Yes, with shared policies and monitoring so it doesn't double the work.
Which cloud should we choose?
The one that fits your applications, skills and data-location needs; we compare them for your case.