Spending continued to consolidate in 2021 with the combined revenue of the top 5 public cloud service providers (Microsoft, Amazon Web Services, Salesforce, Google, and SAP) capturing nearly 40% of the worldwide total and growing 36.6% year over year.
The mammoth undertaking was one of the biggest migrations of its kind by any Philippine-based company, with various business units under the group such Universal Robina Corporation, Cebu Pacific, Robinsons Land, and Robinsons Bank taking part in the initiative.
VST-ECS said it will offer AWS’s portfolio of cloud services to technology and system integration partners in the country, helping them access and use AWS capabilities, resell solutions, and expand customer reach, locally and globally.
Zyllem is offering its cloud-based software that allows customers to operate their entire logistics distribution network from a centralized platform that boosts customer feedback, reduces costs by up to 30%, and leaves room for scaling.
Jollibee Foods Corporation worked with a local AWS partner, DXC Technology, to decommission its on-premises data centers and migrate its SAP workloads to AWS in less than 24 hours.
As we transition to a digital-first economy, cloud will remain an important platform to access best of breed technologies to increase an organizations’ competitiveness.
Spending continued to consolidate in 2020 with the combined revenue of the top 5 public cloud service providers (Amazon Web Services, Microsoft, Salesforce.com, Google, and Oracle) capturing 38% of the worldwide total and growing 32% year over year.
Tech distributor VSTECS Philippines has recently entered a distribution partnership with Alibaba Cloud, the digital intelligence and technology backbone of Alibaba Group, to offer cloud computing products and services in the Philippines.
Dubbed the “IBM Cloud Satellite” the service is expected to benefit enterprises looking to ramp up their digital transformation amid disruptors such as an ongoing Covid-19 pandemic.
