The cloud and companies that help support its business uses can be confusing to fully understand. At 27Global, we eat, sleep and breathe cloud technology. We’re here to break down the basics so that you can successfully make moves to keep your company competitive, innovative and secure.
Companies around the world are making the switch to cloud-based services. Since its launch in 2006, Amazon Web Services (AWS) has been growing its business and now offers a comprehensive suite of cloud services.
Do you know what 95 percent of Fortune 500 companies have in common? They all trust their business with Microsoft Azure. The cloud platform helps to bring solutions to life using hybrid software and is used to build, deploy and manage applications and services through a global network.
If your company is considering migrating your software to the cloud, there are a few things you’ll need to consider. This checklist will ensure that you have all your bases covered before making the switch.
Whether you want to retire your old way of doing things or re-host what already exists, there are serious benefits to cloud migration. Our experienced team at 27Global is a leader in cloud transformation services to improve business operations across the county.
The fourth and final part of this blog series looks at monitoring your data platform after completing the strategy, discovery and implementation phases.
Our approach at 27Global is unique because it’s what enables us to work with a variety of hosting environments, like cloud, on-premise or a hybrid hosting model.
This blog focuses on the implementation of the data platform and how it transforms assets to a desired state in a modern, cloud environment.
Local technology and software service consultant and provider 27Global is nominated as one of the Kansas City’s Business Journal’s “Best Places to Work” for the fourth year in a row. The company has consistently been honored in the category reserved for companies up to 50 full-time employees.
The Discovery phase is focused on several activities that will identify all current data-related elements and map the flow of data throughout its lifecycle.
