HYBRID CLOUD
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The type of cloud your organisation uses is determined by the stage of your digital transformation journey, which may span up to four years. Consequently, many New Zealand businesses find themselves in a hybrid environment, with 40% lacking a formal strategy.
Operating in this unintentional hybrid setting poses challenges with security tools falling short, paying for underutilised services, and employees navigating unfamiliar IT systems.
The right cloud environment by design
Easy, secure, efficient
Equip your business with the necessary speed and adaptability to stay competitive despite the fragmented operational structure and escalating costs. Find out how a "Hybrid by Design" approach can enable you to anticipate growth, plan, and ensure long-term business success.
We knew we wanted to reduce the cost of our IT infrastructure, upgrade performance and IaaS was clearly the best way to achieve this objective. What we were less sure of was the best strategy to make the transition. Working with Softsource enabled us to proceed at a pace that fitted our environment.
Paul Bunbury, CIO
Chesters Plumbing and Bathroom
We needed a modern solution that would support our growth and fit our budget and Softsource vBridge found a cost-effective solution that ticked all our boxes. We already had a strong relationship and confidence in their capability, so they were an easy choice.
Paul Bunbury, CIO
Chesters Plumbing and Bathroom
We chose Softsource vBridge for their experience. With a great understanding of set-up, they streamlined the deployment process and assisted us with the strategy of our business goals... This allowed us to reduce cost, reduce labour and get rid of headaches – with a fully managed service.
Shabiya Jahan, Team Leader - IT
Harrison Grierson
Partnering with Softsource vBridge has been a great move for us. Their team have become our technology experts and advisors, giving us the confidence and tools to get on and focus on our jobs.
Simon Thorne, Director of Finance and Research
Property Council
