Why Microsoft Cloud?

Over the past few years, Microsoft has revolutionized the cloud industry. Microsoft’s CEO has gained ground by making Microsoft the leader of the “Cloud First” movement. In layman’s terms, the “Cloud” is a place where internet based services are offered on-demand (on any device) to a client who doesn’t need to bother with maintenance or on-premise infrastructure details.

Why are the benefits of the Microsoft Cloud?

Flexibility

Without the need for physical servers, companies can quickly scale up operations to meet usage needs or scale down if resources are going unused. It really allows clients to pay for what they use.

Built-In Intelligence

With the Microsoft Ecosystem, we have access to out of the box big data analytics, advanced reports and IoT. Don’t hesitate to dream big.

Extendibility

Clients can easily extend their solutions using Azure, PowerApps, Microsoft Flow, Dynamics 365, and more.

Faster Deployments

Development teams can now deploy environments much faster than they’ve ever been able to before. This allows dev teams to quickly put together “proofs of concept” or quickly fix a business bottleneck- in just a few days.

Fewer Servers and Less Overhead

Clients who move to the cloud are seeing HUGE savings around data center and IT maintenance staff costs.

What is the Microsoft Cloud Suite?

Microsoft offers an impressive suite of tools that include three main categories: IaaS (Infrastructure as a service), SaaS (Software as a Service) and PaaS (Platform as a Service). Between these three, there’s really nothing the Microsoft Cloud can’t handle when it comes to managing the entire technology eco-system of a business.

IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service) allows the automated deployment of services, processing power, storage and networking, in the cloud.

At Microsoft, the IaaS platform is called Azure.
Azure offers completely virtual machines where with one click, clients can add more servers, change capacity, or automate changes based on their needs.
Clients can scale up or scale down their machines based on needs
Clients can run any applications on Azure servers, it’s completely up to them
With IaaS, client’s still take care of managed services like maintenance of windows server operating systems, configuring daily backups, configuring and updating anti-virus solutions, etc.

SaaS (Software as a Service) is a software distribution model in which applications are hosted on Microsoft Azure and are made available to end users over the internet (on any device at any time!)

SaaS solutions at Microsoft include all of the apps within Office 365 (i.e. Outlook, SharePoint, Excel, Word), Microsoft Dynamics 365 (ERP & CRM), and Business Intelligence Tools like Power Bi.

To use PaaS, an application must be built on the Azure framework.

To use PaaS, an application must be built on the Azure framework.
Clients still need to manage their applications and data, but Microsoft handles everything else

The Microsoft Trust Center

The Microsoft Cloud is built with the foundation of four principles: Security, Privacy, Compliance and Transparency. Clients can be assured that the Microsoft safeguards your data, keeps your data private, provides conformity with global standards and makes their polices clear and accessible to everyone.

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