Cloud Managed Services That Deliver Bottomline Value

Organisations adopting cloud technology often find themselves in a daunting position. Their new network seems to be running but they cannot realise the value of their investment. For all intents and purposes, very little, if anything, has changed.

Four Cloud Business Challenges
As the cloud becomes the heart of operations, the importance of leveraging all it has to offer cannot be understated. Organisations are faced with four key considerations in their drive to become as successful as possible.

The Need for Efficiency
Investing in cloud technology should provide clear and immediate ROI, but many organisations fail to experience greater productivity. Automation and modernised business processes are not explored, leaving the possibility of greater output on the table.

Security Threats
Bad actors are everywhere and without vigilance and the right approach to threat management, more organisations become easy prey for hackers. Cloud wins like remote working turn into greater risk, making it harder to realise the value of the cloud.

Bloated Costs & Complexity
Moving to the cloud involves adjustment and optimisation periods, of which the latter is seldom realised. This leaves organisations paying for services they do not use, or infrastructure they don’t know how to manage, creating ‘bloat’ and unnecessary expenses.