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Generally speaking, the business objective of technology service providers is to assign contractors to your company on a time-and-materials basis. A1 Cloud is a company of builders: our ambitions and the way we operate are therefore different. We get involved in our clients’ projects as if they were our own. Thanks to DevOps, our speciality, our team members are, by definition, multidisciplinary, and their sole objective is to turn your challenge into a success.
In practical terms, this means we avoid the time-and-materials model as much as possible and offer our clients more agile approaches that benefit not only them but also our engineers.

This is one of the services we offer. IT managed services involve outsourcing the management and maintenance of your IT systems to a specialist service provider. The main aim is to allow you to focus on your core business while benefiting from a compliant, high-performing and secure IT system. All this at a lower cost than if you were to manage this service in-house.

As well as a substantial reduction of your costs, you gain access to the expertise and experience of a service provider who, thanks to the variety of cases dealt with in the course of their work, possesses proven knowledge and techniques. This enhances the security of your data and infrastructure, and ensures that compliance issues are addressed ahead of time.

Our approach is tailored to your requirements, projects and goals. Therefore, our teams work alongside yours throughout the projects, or on your behalf, passing on the knowledge and technology your team needs to carry on without us.

Cloud infrastructure is defined as the set of technological resources accessible via the internet. It enables businesses to set up and operate their products and services without having to manage physical infrastructure. It comprises servers, storage systems, networks and software that work in synergy. There are three types of infrastructure: public, private and hybrid cloud. The nature of your operational needs should guide your choice of infrastructure.
The public cloud enables businesses to access cloud computing capabilities under a shared-tenancy agreement. You do not own the underlying infrastructure; you simply rent it from third-party service providers.
A private cloud is a physical infrastructure owned and managed by a single organisation. This cloud environment is set up on-premises, in the data centres of the organisations that own them, which generally entails higher set-up and maintenance costs than a public cloud.
The hybrid model allows you to use both types of environment. You could use a private cloud for your sensitive data in an isolated environment and a public cloud to benefit from resources in different regions of the world, at a lower cost as they are shared.