Cloud Adoption | Cloud Deployment Services

At BTA, we use our extensive industry experience to help you to successfully adopt, leverage, and manage cloud computing for your business.To make the cloud adoption process as seamless as possible, we use a S.I.M.P.L.E. approach — this is how we quickly and systematically meet our clients’ cloud infrastructure goals while maintaining quality. With our proven S.I.M.P.L.E. methodology, we can guarantee the best results for your cloud migration.

Our S.I.M.P.L.E. process is how we produce defined, repeatable results. With this strategy, our experts are able to deliver cloud adoption solutions that help your team to see business value much more quickly.

Where to Start with Cloud Adoption

If your team is new to managing cloud services, we recommend hiring an expert that can provide advice and cloud consulting services. A trusted advisor, like the architects at BTA, will guide you in the planning phase all the way to the cloud adoption stage.

What To Consider with Cloud Adoption

We know that to survive, your business needs to scale, increase revenue, protect operations, and ensure industry compliance. A cloud network is one way to ensure that you’ll become or remain compliant and can continue to your journey to be in the most secure posture possible.

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Cloud infrastructure is evolving quickly, and it’s important to leverage new innovations and benefits. Our seasoned engineers and architects can confidently advise which cloud solutions are best for your business model and objectives, and potentially save your team from having to manage preventable threats and experiencing excruciatingly expensive downtime. They consist of various types of networks with different functions and benefits to secure increased security, functionality, and convenience for its users.

A multi-cloud infrastructure is essentially a more complex hybrid cloud model, leveraging two or more cloud services to distribute workloads. The biggest difference is that a multi-cloud model can also be made up of solely private clouds or public clouds. The cloud infrastructure is typically located between vast geographical distances and is connected via the internet.

In today’s competitive economy, a multi-cloud environment remains the most cost-effective, flexible, and scalable option. The sheer scale of this model helps companies avoid vendor lock-in, access storage on demand, and quickly assign workloads to a service that can handle the bandwidth.

Private and public clouds by themselves sometimes cannot handle the workload, scalability, and efficiency demanded by today’s businesses. That’s where the hybrid cloud model comes in, making use of on-premises infrastructure as well as public and private cloud services. This creates a single, flexible cloud infrastructure that can run and scale workloads in whichever environment is most appropriate.

A hybrid cloud network lets you take advantage of services and functionality from multiple hosts and allows you to choose the optimal environment for your processes. This model is more cost-effective than other models. It also has additional security and more control over infrastructure where needed compared to only public cloud.

A private cloud is a model where the entire infrastructure is dedicated to a single organization. Everything — hardware and software — is controlled entirely by your company and resources are not shared with other companies.

Thanks to the internal hosting of a private cloud, enterprise-level organizations that need vast data storage benefit the most from it. Security is also a major benefit of this option. Private clouds offer the best level of protection for sensitive data and information thanks to firewalls and other features. That’s why government organizations prefer this type of model over the rest.

Similar to a private cloud, a public cloud is hosted by a single provider. However, multiple tenants are able to access the computing resources while still maintaining a similar level of security for their respective data and process.

The biggest advantage of a public cloud is its affordability. Since the infrastructure is built by a third-party, your company will only need to migrate your workload and data during the cloud adoption process. In addition, there’s little to no maintenance involved since the provider will be the ones to handle that. There’s also the almost unlimited scalability of public clouds. You can get additional resources on-demand to meet your evolving needs.