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Cloud computing has been one of the most important and transformational trends in Enterprise IT over the last decade. Driven by the advent of virtualization technologies, the cloud provides organizations with convenient, on-demand access to a shared pool of computing resources that can be rapidly provisioned and released with minimal management effort or service provider interaction. As a result, the cloud computing model represents a delivery model that can drastically reduce infrastructure costs and greatly increase operational efficiencies and profitability. But it also requires broad technology integration and strong orchestration to function properly.

CRGT can help your organization navigate the murky waters of cloud computing to provide you with immediate self-service capabilities, resource pooling, rapid scalability, and ubiquitous network access via a fully managed and measured service. There are a number of types of cloud service models to consider, and the architecture and security posture for each brings unique considerations and challenges. CRGT can help you choose the right option for your environment, and drive engineering, implementation and service management practices to ensure your organization achieves the full benefits available via the cloud.

Cloud Service Models

Cloud Computing models vary in terms of the deployment model (Public, Private, Community and Hybrid), as well as the exact nature of the services themselves (SaaS, PaaS, IaaS). Understanding the varied options, and determining which combination is the right fit for your organization is an essential first step for anyone considering a cloud computing strategy.
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Cloud Adoption Planning & Implementation Support

Once you’ve determined the right model to leverage as an extension of your IT strategy, integrating virtualization and deploying the appropriate range of cloud-based services across your infrastructure becomes the central gating factor. These factors include on-demand self-service capabilities, broad network access, resource pooling, rapid and bi-directional elasticity, policy-based control, broad-based automation and orchestration, and the capability to measure services consumed.
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Virtualization and Cloud Service Management

Now that you’ve begun implementation or have implemented virtualization and some form of cloud model – how will you ensure best practice service management disciplines remain intact and functional across all traditional IT functions: incident, problem, change, configuration, capacity, asset, service desk, etc.? CRGT can help you find the answer.
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