How have you approached your cloud strategy?

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TechnePlus as a system integrator focuses on new technologies that are at an early stage of adoption. This strategy has allowed us to position ourselves differently. In the cloud space, we focus on modern data management and analytics. More than 90% of generated data is unstructured, so storing, organizing and making it usable for the business has been a matter of concern for a long time. Data is important, but every organization cannot afford the associated investment. These days, more and more companies are showing interest in moving to the cloud, and data management and analytics are becoming a default ask. We observed a market gap in the data lake space and now we are among the few system integrators who have successfully executed data management projects on lakehouse architecture.

With lakehouse architecture it is now possible to manage and use the data in a warehouse-like environment using low-cost storage like data lakes. Data lakehouses also ensure that teams have the most complete and up-to-date data available for data science, machine learning and business analytics projects. Our cloud strategy to operate in a specialized area is helping us build an identity for which we are getting recognition.

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Startup so approaching cloud-first all the way.

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Stepwise migration: - ERP - B2B - Remote Worker Network - Content Management - Enterprise - WooHoo!!!

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In flight projects:
ERP - going to the cloud
B2B E-Commerce - going to the cloud
Content Management - going to the cloud
Peripheral SaaS services - going to the cloud
Remote Worker Enablement - going to the cloud
All Else Enterprise - going to the cloud
12-18 month journey.

How have you approached your cloud strategy?

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