Today, many organizations are making the choice to move to some form of infrastructure as a service (IaaS) for help in managing computing resources. In a 2012 study, Enterprise Strategy Group found that 30 percent of enterprises (defined as organizations with 1,000 or more employees) currently use some form of IaaS, compared to 19 percent in 2011. The study also found that an additional 55 percent are considering or plan to use IaaS in the future, compared to 44 percent in 2011. The top four reasons for moving to IaaS include its availability as a resource for testing and development, the ability to run production applications, the availability of additional resources to accommodate spikes in workload demands, and for use as a temporary compute resource for time-limited projects.

Other key benefits of IaaS

IaaS other key benefits include improved cash flow, accommodation of widely inaccurate provision planning, and exceptional transparency in utilization and costs.

Traditionally, companies meet their growing IT needs by investing in more capital equipment. Today, competitive pressures continue to demand improvements in quality of service despite growing numbers of users and applications. At the same time, the challenging economic environment has increased pressure on IT departments to keep costs down.

Pay-as-you-go know more

Introducing Pay-as-you-go model which allows you to scale up or down when ever needed.

At its core, infrastructure as a service is a way for organizations to get the hardware, storage, networking and other services they need to run their operations without worrying about buying, managing or maintaining the equipment. With this model, enterprises “rent” the equipment, paying only for the infrastructure they use. Service provider owns, manages and maintains the equipment, providing enough capacity to scale up or down to meet the needs of its customer organizations.

What else does renting benefits?

• Renting give you free support. You can cut down on your support staff as we will provide you support for all the devices rented from us.
• Replace / Upgrade your assets any time.
• Rent only what you require. You can anytime rent new or return back your assets depending on the requirement / demand. Pay only when you use.

Compare loan against Renting

• Loan requires a down payment where rent does not.
• Protects you from risk against equipment obsolescence as you can get rid of the equipment at end of the rent period.
• There is not restriction or criteria on companies financial status.
• The monthly payment is lesser than a loans monthly EMI
• There are many tax benefits on renting. Payment made towards rents are deductible from operations cost.

Rental Assets

• Computers / Workstations on Rent
• Laptop on Rent
• Servers on Rent
• Storage on Rent
• Networking Equipment's on Rent
• IT Infrastructure on rent

Key benefits of IaaS

IaaS key benefits

With no up-front commitments and a pay-per-use consumption model, IaaS offers an improved start-up cash flow in comparison to conventional data center and IT service models.

The elasticity of IaaS enables customers to rapidly scale up resources as needed even avoiding the undesirable consequences resulting from over and under-provisioning.

Take Control

The visibility and control IaaS offers over resources, activity and costs, represent a new level of IT management efficiency. To determine if transitioning to IaaS really is a strategic move from a cost perspective, calculating TCO (Total Cost of Ownership) is a must. This determination must include costs such as upkeep, salaries of IT personnel and the time commitment of senior management while planning, building, procuring and managing the infrastructure.

Economics of IaaS

Enterprises are looking for ways to cut costs, and the IaaS provides an opportunity. The pay-as-you-go model means that organizations never pay for capacity not used. Plus, there are no more costs for upgrading hardware and other infrastructure, no more service contracts and costs.

Lower Costs

Lowering costs is a major driver for adopting the IaaS model. Buying an equivalent amount of computing power (not to mention the expertise to manage those resources and guarantee uptime) would be prohibitively expensive for many enterprises. Other benefits include flexibility, scalability, greater security, almost 100 percent uptime and the opportunity for enterprises to shift the IT focus to their core mission or business instead of focusing their resources on IT infrastructure.

Overview:

Most of the organizations or run by IT in some or other way. Applications, Servers and Computers have taken over the daily processes. Many organizations have adapted to Business Automation using Intelligent Applications (AI) and Machine learning (ML). Adapting to Automation reduces time and effort invested to complete daily business requirements and these smart applications give business heads detailed insights which are required to take fast decisions.

Considerations for Infrastructure sizing:

It's not very easy to size any IT Infrastructure. Many things are to be considered to rightly size an Infrastructure. There a many tool’s available to do this sizing. Still a human consideration is required to take the final decision. Most of the infrastructure sizing’s consists of multiple devices, manufactures and verticals. There are Six guidelines, which need to be properly looked at:

1. Costing / Budget.
2. Product Shelf Life.
3. Technology.
4. Product Support availability.
5. Business requirements.
6. Architecture

Let’s learn about each of the above points in detail.

Costing / Budget:

Every organization allocates a tentative / fixed budget for its Information technology (IT) requirements. The budgets are allocated for 5 years, 3 years and 1 year. Depending of the organization size, growth pattern and IT requirements. It is very essential for the company / consultant to know how the organization has grown in past few years. Depending on the growth pattern. The consulting organization must provide appropriate inputs to the management for considering

1. Budget
2. Infrastructure Life
3. Business requirements
4. Sizing requirements

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