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Cloud4C collaborates with Google Cloud

By ANI | Updated: January 28, 2021 16:35 IST

Cloud4C, World's leading cloud managed services provider, is collaborating with Google Cloud to build a Centre of Excellence (CoE) for SAP and Anthos by Google Cloud.

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Cloud4C, World's leading cloud managed services provider, is collaborating with Google Cloud to build a Centre of Excellence (CoE) for SAP and Anthos by Google Cloud.

The partnership aims to enable enterprises to accelerate their digital transformation journey on the cloud.

The center of excellence (CoE) will equip businesses with capabilities to modernize mission critical IT infrastructure and applications, while gaining the complete benefit of Cloud4C's extended SAP service portfolio. By leveraging Anthos, enterprises can modernize their existing applications and build cloud-native apps to achieve agility and cost savings with Google Cloud.

"We are delighted to collaborate with Google Cloud. Our customers can leverage the best of Google's offerings in a secure manner with reduced capital investment and improved value delivery. The CoE will serve as a multi-disciplinary customer showcase hub, developing and delivering solutions for high efficiency and reliability," said Sridhar Pinnapureddy, Founder and CEO, Cloud4C.

"Rapid deployment of SAP applications through Anthos by Google will additionally contribute to lowering carbon footprint," he further added.

The CoE will also support customers in their modernization journey, as they level up their mission-critical IT infrastructure and applications and leverage advanced Google Cloud Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML) and analytics capabilities at scale.

The partnership will help orgzations make the most of Cloud 4C's end to end SAP capabilities through multi-cloud support, multi-cluster/unified management, centralized policy management, infrastructure management and achieve higher return on investment, enhanced platform, operational efficiency, rapid scalability and optimize costs.

"Together with Cloud4C, we will offer orgzations a clear path to build, run, and manage their critical SAP workloads on hybrid and multi cloud environments with full flexibility, agility and security. This will be a huge benefit for businesses in India," said Amitabh Jacob, Head of Partners and Alliances, Google Cloud India.

Cloud4C is the largest and the oldest SAP Partner offering SAP Managed Services across 25 countries and 50+ locations and has dedicated SAP services including Switch2Cloud, S/4 HANA implementation and application management services, exclusively focusing on greenfield, brownfield and hybrid packages as well as end to end application management services (AMS) offerings.

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