Making smart technology investments now could be the key to handling unexpected change. IT leaders are leaning on the cloud as a way to weather uncertainty and increase resilience, according to a recentMany forward-thinking organizations enhance financial resilience by optimizing technology costs, enhancing operations with data and artificial intelligence , and accelerating developer productivity securely.
In addition, POPS Worldwide’s traffic volume has grown by about 40 times since its migration in 2019. “We simply couldn’t have achieved this growth if we stayed on our previous infrastructure, because the cost would have been astronomic,” says Martin Papy, chief technology officer. “Before, we ran only eight [virtual machines] on the private cloud. Today, we are running more than 100 VMs and can launch new VMs at any time with just a few clicks.
“For the first time, we have a centralized overview of what these variable costs, such as noise charges, air traffic charges, or lease engine costs mean cost-wise on a larger scale,” says Martin Apsel-von zur Gathen, head of operations planning & steering. “This helps us to better quantify decisions and will lead to even more savings.”
Even more challenging, teams worked at various speeds using various methods and development solutions that were each licensed differently. There was no consistent security posture, and cost management was a huge headache.adopted fully managed development environments
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