Sen­si­ble and pos­si­ble models in prac­tice. An expert com­ment by Claus Hai­den, mem­ber of the manage­ment at T‑Systems Aus­tria. Capacity.

Soft­ware, plat­form or infra­struc­ture as a ser­vice? From the public, pri­vate or hybrid cloud? All is pos­si­ble. The Multi-Cloud eco­sys­tem sup­ports busi­nesses of all sizes with the digi­tal trans­for­ma­tion, for Cloud Com­pu­ting in con­junc­tion with con­nec­ti­vity and band­width are the back­bone of digi­tiza­tion. Within a few years, bil­li­ons of devices, sen­sors, and other com­pon­ents will be net­worked with one ano­ther – and daily coll­ect and send bil­li­ons of data. 

Open Tele­kom Cloud
In order to eva­luate these pro­fi­ta­ble man­ner, busi­nesses need sto­rage capa­ci­ties that can per­form data ana­ly­tics. And for this they again need the cloud. In recent months, important ele­ments of the multi-cloud have been added and have suc­cessfully sup­ple­men­ted solu­ti­ons such as vCloud. The Open Tele­kom­Cloud recently intro­du­ced ot the last Cebit in Han­no­ver is thus a public cloud offer for Infrastructure-as-a-Service. 

Busi­nesses of all indus­tries and sizes
It is a simple, secure and afforda­ble way to purchase IT ser­vices – wit­hout invest­ment costs for hard­ware or for main­ten­ance and ope­ra­tion of IT. The Open Tele­kom Cloud pro­vi­des com­pon­ents such as com­pu­ting power, sto­rage, net­wor­king and manage­ment ser­vices. With the Multi-Cloud Eco­sys­tem, busi­nesses of any size can now choose the cloud tech­no­logy that is best sui­ted for them.