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Managing on-premises infrastructure is increasingly expensive and difficult to scale. Hardware refreshes, capacity planning, disaster recovery, and security patching all consume time and budget that could be spent on the business. And the gap keeps widening — cloud providers like AWS invest billions annually in infrastructure, security, and innovation at a pace that all but the largest enterprises simply cannot match on their own. But migrating to the cloud introduces its own complexity — choosing the right services, managing costs, meeting compliance requirements, and avoiding disruption during the transition.

Hararei is an AWS Consulting Partner specializing in cloud IaaS, migration, and disaster recovery. We work across the full AWS stack, so whether it's a single workload or a full enterprise migration, we help you plan and execute each phase.

More and more companies are embracing the Public Cloud for IaaS/PaaS.

Cloud migrations can range from simple provisioning of a couple of AWS virtual servers, to entire applications with stringent data protection requirements, or to entire enterprises with complicated global privacy and regulatory requirements. Consider the following solutions for your Cloud Journey:

• Cloud Disaster Recovery can be used as part of an IT Disaster Recovery Plan and will usually be lower in cost than existing capabilities, and most likely provide a better time to recovery.
• Need a Secure Virtual Desktop as a Service? Learn More AWS WorkSpaces & Zscaler Internet Access
• Need to replace expensive VDI with a more cost–effective Cloud–based solution? Check out our VDI Replacement Strategy

Leveraging AWS best practices, Hararei partners with you to define a multi–phased roadmap for your Cloud Journey:

We talk about our cloud philosophy in our Cloud First blog post.

Remember, at the end of the day, every CEO only cares about three things:

1. Top line growth (revenue growth)
2. Bottom line growth (margin growth)
3. Reduce/Manage Risk

IT started to embrace public SaaS years ago (SalesForce, WebEx, HR/Payroll services, etc.). And now, more and more companies are leveraging IaaS and PaaS in the public cloud too. Why? Simple - their IT leaders realized that the benefits associated with public cloud (time to market, speed, agility, no CapEx, low OpEx, feature rich, flexibility, scalability, elasticity, security, etc.) will help to achieve some if not all of things CEOs care about.