What are the Benefits of Cloud Managed Services?

Security is one of the key issues that occur when addressing AWS migrations with potential customers. Expensive penalties come with a violation of compliance, and with too many authorities on board, fears of cracking may easily dissuade some companies from migrating.

Fremont, CA: As 32 percent of business leaders say that lack of awareness prohibits them from using the cloud, there is little wonder that the global demand for managed services is expected to reach $200B in 2020.

A lack of expertise and preparedness can easily stall cloud migration, creating a plethora of productivity problems. Fortunately, cloud-managed services can help ensure efficient migration. Strategic service providers have integrated solutions that maximize cloud investment by speeding adoption, lowering operating costs and alleviating any safety and security risks, all while leveraging automation to reduce the chances of human error and stalled migration.

Accelerate the Adoption of AWS

When our environment changes, companies feel more pressure to move to the cloud. This causes many companies to plunge into rapid migration, which they're not completely prepared for, eventually stalling out.

AWS migrations give teams the opportunity to drive additional business value in a number of ways, but manual migration is often costly and painstaking, potentially causing a tragedy if migration ends. The most popular challenges that stop the migration of AWS include:

• Workers involved in migration processes as well as on-going regular operational activities as soon as workloads are transferred

• Daily manual processes that isolate employees from strategic tasks

• Lack of relevant cloud skills

• Complication of interdependencies between enforcement, security and operational roles and needs

Enhanced Security and Enforcement

Security is one of the key issues that occur when addressing AWS migrations with potential customers. Expensive penalties come with a violation of compliance, and with too many authorities on board, fears of cracking may easily dissuade some companies from migrating.

However, AWS managed services work differently, monitoring every process and transition. For example, consumers use the platform dashboard to make improvements to their environment, and only the managed service provider team has complete access to the infrastructure. When a change ticket has been submitted, staff will have access to the system for up to eight hours, where the managed service team will monitor any improvements made and ensure security and safety requirements are met.