In a nutshell, cloud computing is an approach to computing that leverages the efficient pooling of an on-demand, self-managed virtual infrastructure, consumed as a service. Cloud computing allows IT organizations to increase agility and often lower costs. This allows them to anticipate and respond to business needs more effectively—and thereby create competitive advantage. We don't just build solutions for cloud. We build solutions for your cloud. We know that different businesses will approach cloud computing in different ways and for different reasons.

What is a Private Cloud?
Private clouds or internal clouds operate on private networks so resources are only accessible by a single company. Over 45% of enterprise deployments are private clouds because of their advantages in data security, corporate governance and reliability.

What is a Hybrid Cloud?
Hybrid clouds combine the benefits of private and public clouds, and are growing in popularity, with nearly 20% of enterprise deployments using this model today. Hybrid clouds offer flexibility and choice of deployment methods between public and private clouds, and maximize value without compromising on performance, control and security.

What is a Public Cloud?
Public clouds offer IT resources as a service through external service providers and are shared across multiple organizations. 35% of enterprise deployments currently use this model.