Cloudability: Online one year, monitor 250 million dollars

Cloud services Expenditure Management company Cloudability is committed to developing cloud service expenditure management platform for enterprise customers, by analyzing the user's cloud service package flow and other information, they provide relevant data reports to help users better manage their cloud services spending. According to the TC report, although on-line only one year, Cloudability announced today, its monitoring customer cloud service expenditure has exceeded 250 million dollar scale.

With the rise of cloud computing, more and more companies are buying cloud services from cloud service providers like Amazon, but they lack control over costs and investment. Monitoring and analysis of customer enterprises in the use of cloud services in the process of increase or decrease in costs, saving unnecessary costs is not a general sense of understanding to help customers less money, so that the Amazon and other cloud service providers to make less money. In fact, Amazon itself is gradually helping customers more transparent and detailed to see the flow of expenditure, to promote the industry further mature and development.

In announcing his year's good grades, Cloudability also announced several developments in the cloud industry that he has observed:

Customers are increasingly thinking that it is essential to analyze their cloud service usage.

Customer companies were concerned about the total cost of using cloud services, and now they are starting to focus on efficiency. It was once thought that cloud services were like a data center that consumed fixed operating expenses every month, and now they no longer measure their income in terms of time, but instead pay attention to the expenses and benefits of each subdivision.

Cloud service expenditure management is no longer a service that requires users to understand and accept, and most senior users have a deep insight into this area.

Non-tech companies value cloud services more than tech companies do. Companies in the packaging, aviation, catering and manufacturing industries have been planning to increase spending on cloud services for more than 2013 years.

Cloudability is not the only company that has developed rapidly under industrial growth. Its rival, Newvem, has recently announced that it is now helping customers reduce the cost of more than 80 million of billions of dollars only on the Amazon's flexible cloud computing services, 50 million of which they have designed for their customers to pay for their packages.

Cloudability, founder of Mat Ellis, has said that there is a trend of service outsourcing in the IT industry, and that internet companies should find their place in this environment and become the leader in providing some kind of service.

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