Telecom Lead Asia: BT has launched Cloud Compute for enterprise CIOs to ensure better control in designing, building, buying and operating a cloud solution.
BT on Tuesday said its Cloud Compute solution enables CIOs to keep pace with the demands of their customers and build powerful ‘pay as you go’ cloud solutions.
A BT research says that customers using BT Cloud Compute make an average saving of 40 percent against traditional ways of working.
By using BT’s advanced Cloud orchestration of infrastructure, network, applications and services, customers can align costs directly to their business needs.
Neil Sutton, vice president, Global Portfolio, BT Global Services, said: “We invest millions every year to regularly refresh, update and evolve our data center infrastructure and our service to our customers.”
Offering services from more than 45 data centers, BT Cloud Compute helps CIOs address their compliance needs and law and regulatory obligations.
BT’s cloud infrastructure uses industry standard secure data centers located in Brazil, Colombia, US, UK, Spain, Benelux, France, Italy, Singapore and Hong Kong and will soon be in Germany, China, India, Argentina and Mexico.
There are several client examples.
BT Cloud Compute is allowing life sciences companies to collaborate on research and development projects to improve their speed to market.
An international law firm is using BT Cloud Compute with web-based information sharing tools to provide clients with fast access to legal and market know-how across Europe, the Middle East and Asia Pacific.
One of BT’s most creative not-for-profit customers is using BT Cloud Compute to raise money across Spain and Latin America via web, mobile and social media apps.
