The streamlined yet flexible business infrastructure provided by Verizon and Deloitte enables easy access to business-critical applications all around the globe as well as the addition of new Web sites. The cloud-based solution, delivered through Verizon’s Terremark subsidiary, also helps drive cost and management efficiencies, including power consumption, linking to M&G’s green goals.
“Moving these business-critical applications to the cloud can be seen as a brave move, but
it is one that is already bringing benefit to our business,” said Marco Zanussi, CIO of M&G.
“We wanted to better align our technology to support our business goals. Positioning Verizon’s
enterprise cloud within the context of an experienced partner management ecosystem was an obvious choice. We now have a more scalable infrastructure that really does enable just-in-time delivery, and a cost model that reflects actual usage rather than peak traffic flow – and working much more efficiently, yet on a far broader scale. In addition, the cost benefits are already quantifiable, with estimates that moving to the cloud will deliver a reduction of between 5 and 9 percent in power consumption by the end of this year. We were looking for trusted third parties to help drive sustainable business innovation, and in Verizon and Deloitte, we have
found just that,” Zanussi added.
Verizon is a global leader in driving better business outcomes for enterprises and government agencies. Verizon delivers integrated IT and communications solutions via its high-IQ global IP and mobility networks to enable businesses to securely access information, share content and communicate. Verizon is rapidly transforming to a cloud-based everything-as-a-service delivery model that will put the power of enterprise-class solutions within the reach of every business.
Telecomlead.com Team
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