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Cloud & enterprise

The useful question is not simply which cloud to choose. It is what your organisation needs to run, who should look after each part and what you need to count on as demand changes.

  • Infrastructure & platforms
  • Enterprise applications
  • Managed services & content delivery
Discuss your cloud requirements →Prepare your brief ↓

Choose the right level of control

Software as a service, platform as a service and infrastructure as a service leave different responsibilities with your team. Managed services can add agreed operational support. Content delivery is another part of the picture when your audience needs fast, consistent access to public media and applications.

  • SaaS: use an application to support a business workflow.
  • PaaS: focus on an application while a platform handles specified underlying services.
  • IaaS: provision infrastructure with more responsibility for operating systems and applications.
  • Managed services: agree the support, maintenance, monitoring and recovery work explicitly.
  • Content delivery: consider audience location, media, cache policy and the boundary between public and private content.

Plan for the whole lifecycle

Discuss deployment, access, updates, scaling, migration, retention and retirement together. A change to compute capacity may also affect storage, network paths, software licensing, backup requirements and costs. The service agreement should make these dependencies understandable.

  • Workload, users, data sensitivity and locations.
  • Capacity and cost expectations, including retained storage and data movement.
  • Continuity needs and the actual recovery process.
  • Responsibilities, support scope and acceptance criteria.

Gopsco and Vyoma, with clear boundaries

Vyoma is the cloud-focused part of the conversation. Gopsco can connect relevant business and digital needs around it. Shared access should cover only the services you authorise; it should not turn separate organisations or accounts into one shared pool of permissions.

A useful next step

Prepare your project brief.

You don’t need a finished specification. Start with the information you have and the questions you need to resolve.

  1. What needs to run, for which users and locations?
  2. Which data, systems and service dependencies need to stay together?
  3. What control, operating support, budget and continuity requirements matter?
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