Teleglobal International - Cloud Service Providers

The ongoing digital revolution has completely disrupted the world. The growing maturity of customers for whom digital has become a way of life is forcing all businesses to adapt and up their game. In order to deliver to the evolving expectations of these connected customers, banks can no longer think of themselves as merely financial organizations. The most successful ones, in the days to come, will be those that can innovate tech-forward products and services that cater to this segment of customers. This means that in order to be successful banks must transform themselves to become technology-first organizations rather than merely financial businesses. Against this backdrop, containers in general, and Kubernetes in particular are becoming key to delivering to customer needs—at speed and scale. Containers were designed to allow applications to be decoupled from the traditional monolithic structure from whence they were formerly run. This decoupling makes it easy to instal container-bas...

To deliver patient-centeric care, organizations in the heavily-regulated healthcare industry—from providers and payers to healthtech—need to increase the pace of innovation and unlock the potential of data, while keeping health information secure and private. AWS offers a broad portfolio of cloud services and partner solutions engineered to help health organizations deliver better patient outcomes, while accelerating digitization and use of their data. For the past fifteen years AWS and a dedicated teams of healthcare professionals have collaborated with health organizations and industry experts to design and deploy solutions with a one central goal in mind: improving patient outcomes. I.  Clinical Systems Patient-centric care depends on reliable clinical systems that provide healthcare providers with the insights and tools they need to improve patient outcomes. Using AWS solutions that collect, store, manage and share data across the continuum of care, healthcare organizations can...

Data centers and cloud computing may on the face of it, seem to have little in common with manufacturing, but look closer and you will see that the underlying drivers of productivity and efficiency are the same for manufacturing as for any other industry. From collecting and analyzing factory output to ensuring there are no breaks in supply chains, cloud computing can help manufacturing businesses flourish and stay competitive in this, the age of digital. 1.Machine output and data analytics Last month’s performance is no longer sufficient to manage processes, let alone make decisions. You need real-time and a complete view of information across your organization to inform your decisions. Real-time visibility of parameters like machine output and performance are necessary to to improve asset management and avoid downtime, just as visibility of stocks held assists planning and procurement to optimize production. The cloud flattens geographies, allowing manufacturers to collect data from ...

The concept of remote working is not a new one; but, in the fallout of the Covid Pandemic what was once the exception is well on its way to becoming the norm. And Cloud computing has played a key role in enabling this transformation. Inherent Cloud characteristics, such as location-flexibility, anywhere-anytime access to storage and  applications, improved collaboration and data security, are largely responsible for the growing ubiquity of cloud-based workspaces. Survey after survey, and you can conduct your own empirical study to verify this, has shown that an unusually high proportion of employees would even quit their jobs if their employer moved back to traditional workplaces. It’s not just employees, employers too are becoming increasingly enamoured of this new virtual workplace, thanks to benefits like cost savings, improved collaboration, higher productivity, and better data security. Remote working benefits for businesses and their people Freedom from expensive real estate ...

In their quest for improved security, agility and performance, more and more organizations are moving to the hybrid cloud. By design hybrid clouds offer benefits of both public and private cloud/on-premises data centers. However, there are some challenges in running operations seamlessly. Chiefly, SLAs, visibility into multiple cloud environments, workloads and not least governance and security. These are key areas in successfully managing hybrid clouds. And this calls for in-depth understanding of these areas, over and above the technical factors involved in managing hybrid clouds. Which is why organizations considering a hybrid cloud must have a transitioning strategy in place, which identifies  applications (by priority) by cloud migration-readiness. Hybrid Advantages Hybrid cloud prevents vendor lock-in and might reduce hardware costs across platforms. It facilitates use of containers for deployment of mobile and web applications at scale Use of virtual machines, which allows s...

As enterprises move onwards and upwards in their digital transformation journey, the next natural stage of progress is cloud-native application development to meet changing customer-demands. Beyond developer efficiency, cloud native app development (CNAD) enables organizations to break down their monolithic applications into loosely coupled services and move them into the cloud. Container management, with its ability to deliver agile support at scale, continues to drive adoption of cloud-native architecture. Focus Areas in Moving to CNAD The journey to cloud-native application development demands a strategic plan for cloud-centric environments that helps ensure business continuity and achieve digital transformation objectives while enabling automation of routine business processes. Plans should factor in the following: Reduce complexities stemming from legacy development processes. Organizations can achieve this by opting for low-code platforms if the organization is new or not fluent ...

Cloud computing is gaining momentum across the world, and India is no different. Nasscom India estimates Indian spending on Infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS), which is just one aspect of cloud computing, to have been around $ 1 billion in 2018, and is forecasting growth to reach $ 2.3–2.4 billion by 2022 (that’s 25 % y-o-y!). As a managed cloud services company and partner to the big three, i.e. AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud Platform (GCP), Teleglobal has helped diverse organizations make the move to cloud, and in the process gained special insights into best cloud migration practices. Here are the top seven ways enterprises can prepare to migrate to AWS. 1. Take the plunge A journey of a thousand miles starts with a single step, and includes your cloud journey. That means stop stalling and get cracking. Over-planning can lead to paralysis. All you really need is a team comprising two or three engineers to get cracking. That means, opening an account on AWS account and play around with...