Cloud is no longer a novelty. Let’s take a closer look at the telecoms industry
When asked about digitalization, people immediately think of the Cloud, and it shouldn’t be a surprise to anyone. The adoption rate is overgrowing, and there is nothing that can stop that from happening. The Cloud has become so popular, in fact, that the word itself may soon go out of use.
That’s right – being part of most modern business process technologies, the Cloud is no longer a novelty. You could say it’s an IT standard, and also the reason why the days of our hardware-dependency will soon be gone. Don’t believe it? Well, let’s take a closer look at the telecoms industry, for example.
A vast majority of telecom companies are eager to discuss the benefits of the Cloud in terms of running their business operations, finding reduced costs, and the highest level of security and performance to be the most important ones. The whole Cloud revolution also played a crucial role in telecom corporations finally recognizing solutions such as IoT connectivity, data analysis, BSS/OSS, and FSM, allowing technology providers to put developing these innovations at the forefront of their future endeavors. Plus, knowing that not only does the Cloud improve data efficiency, but also keeps office downtimes from happening, it is no wonder that around 80 percent of telecom companies are currently turning their IT infrastructures into the cloud-driven environments.
And it’s not like they have any choice, really. All of the recent studies report that unless a company follows the latest technological trends, it won’t be able to gain a competitive advantage. Choosing the right Cloud technology provider, however, is more complicated than you would expect. Considering all of the notable similarities between cloud-based solutions available on the market, it seems reasonable why some find it hard to determine which one suits their company best. Yet, just like in nature, no cloud is the same. They differ in terms of how they work, what they are for, and how much they cost. Not to mention that a potential technology provider also needs to be the right business partner. This is where Comarch comes up in the conversation.
Delivering a cloud computing service that meets the needs of telecom companies
To allow telecom companies to use the Cloud to its full potential,?Comarch, a global provider of software-defined solutions, offers its technologically advanced cloud-based service that enables such enterprises to build, manage, and maintain their business applications in no time. Widely known as Comarch Cloud Infraspace, it gives telecoms the opportunity to speed up digital transformation processes, reduce operational costs (from fifty to eighty percent, depending on the nature of one’s business), and – speaking metaphorically – keep up with the Joneses.
Not only does Comarch guarantee complete cost transparency regarding its cloud-based solutions, but it also ensures the highest level of performance and availability – making it incredibly easy to be integrated with BSS, FSM, OSS, and IoT systems. Plus, by storing their clients’ data in one of Comarch’s state-of-the-art data centers, the company makes sure that this massive amount of sensitive information is safe and sound at all times.
Comarch has more than 25 years of experience in designing and delivering high-end IT solutions for companies from all industries – including telecom. Therefore, the company is well aware of the challenges and expectations measured by the standards of today’s fast-paced digital revolution. And it is ready for them.
Learn more about Comarch Cloud Infraspace at the company’s official website.
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