Service Delivery

Cloud Strategy

Providing businesses with expert guidance on how to leverage cloud technology to meet their strategic goals. This service delivery model helps businesses to identify the right cloud solutions to meet their unique requirements, create a roadmap for migration to the cloud, and develop a cloud governance and security strategy. 

Cloud Migration

Cloud Architecture

Managed Services

Providing businesses with ongoing support and maintenance for their cloud infrastructure, applications, and data. This service delivery model includes monitoring cloud resources, managing backups and disaster recovery, providing technical support, and ensuring the overall health and security of the cloud environment. 

Scope-Based

The project's cost is estimated based on the scope of the project, including the features, functionalities, and deliverables. The project requirements are defined in detail upfront, and the scope of the work is well-defined. The project cost is usually fixed, and any changes or additional work outside the original scope may result in additional costs. Examples of scope-based cloud technology development projects include designing and implementing cloud architecture, migrating applications to the cloud, developing cloud-native applications, and implementing a hybrid cloud strategy. In these projects, the scope of the work is defined upfront, and the project team works to deliver the agreed-upon scope within a predetermined timeline.

Resource-Based

The project's cost is estimated based on the resources required to complete the project, such as the number of team members, hours worked, and infrastructure used. The project requirements are not necessarily well-defined upfront, and the cost of the project is more fluid. Examples of resource-based cloud technology development projects include DevOps, SecOps, and automation projects, which may require a variable number of team members with different skill sets and may require varying amounts of cloud infrastructure to complete. In these projects, the project team is typically engaged on an ongoing basis, and the cost of the project may vary depending on the resources used. Time and Materials: The cost is based on the time and materials used for the project. The project cost is not fixed, and the customer is charged for the actual hours worked and materials used. This pricing model is often used when the project scope is not well-defined, and there is a need for flexibility and adaptability. Examples of time and materials cloud technology development projects include ongoing cloud maintenance and support tasks, such as monitoring and managing cloud infrastructure, troubleshooting issues, and providing ongoing support for cloud-based applications. In these projects, the project team is typically engaged on an ongoing basis, and the work may vary from week to week, depending on the needs of the customer.

Time and Materials

The cost is based on the time and materials used for the project. The project cost is not fixed, and the customer is charged for the actual hours worked and materials used. This pricing model is often used when the project scope is not well-defined, and there is a need for flexibility and adaptability. Examples of time and materials cloud technology development projects include ongoing cloud maintenance and support tasks, such as monitoring and managing cloud infrastructure, troubleshooting issues, and providing ongoing support for cloud-based applications. In these projects, the project team is typically engaged on an ongoing basis, and the work may vary from week to week, depending on the needs of the customer.