The cloud is the way to go. But recent reports show that many cloud users struggle with budget overruns, security and compliance issues, and reliability – besides the challenge to manage their multi-cloud landscapes. On the other hand, there are still on-premises workloads that create huge carbon footprint and bear technical debt that hinders digitalization and innovation.
How well does your current IT situation reflect your business requirements? Are you able to accelerate innovation? Can you optimize customer experience and pave the way to data-based business models? Can you reliably support continuous business-critical processes? What about your carbon footprint? Future Cloud Infrastructure (FCI) tackles these cloud challenges. Companies that still rely on on-premises IT from their own data centers will find an evolutionary alternative in the private cloud that raises the possibilities of IT to a new level. Cloud leaders who have long since moved directly into the public cloud will find the private cloud a perfect and sovereign complement for workloads that need to process sensitive data and meet regulatory requirements.
FCI ensures reliability, cost efficiency, and compliance, providing a secure and flexible foundation for a successful multi-cloud strategy.
With FCI, you can bring IT systems together on one platform and reduce the complexity of your IT landscape at the same time. The managed private cloud service bridges the gap between legacy and on-premises systems as well as private and public clouds. The Multi Cloud Connectivity Platform (MCCP) from T Systems ensures the integration and central management of all systems in a multi-cloud. This offers numerous advantages: you can use a highly secure private cloud environment with the look and feel and features of the public cloud. This includes agility, flexibility, cost transparency, and speed, but also maximum security and data protection compliance.
Sustainable cloud products are in demand. That's why T-Systems and Lenovo are expanding their cooperation on jointly agreed global climate goals. In their Lenovo360circle, Lenovo and their channel partners are developing their sustainability targets and working to monitor them reliably. T-Systems’ private cloud, FCI, is hosted only in green data centers and going forward, all Lenovo nodes purchased and installed for FCI will be certified as climate neutral.
