The contemporary enterprise needs to boldly and quickly release modern digital services and apps that allow it to compete and grow in an ever–evolving competitive landscape.
Furthermore, we know from experience that almost every enterprise needs to smoothly transition its existing legacy and traditional apps to cloud–compatible architectures and platforms.
Performance is committed to helping you design and manage this perpetual “dance” between moving and balancing, and between what is modern and what is proven. To do this we help you:
Build and maintain a modern and flexible foundation upon which you can quickly build your new apps while also breathing new life into your legacy and other non-cloud digital services. You can think of this infrastructure as the “vehicle” which will allow you to achieve your near and mid-term objectives, while limiting your future options.
Create and manage an overall modernization and service innovation strategy, as well as working with you to profile, plan, and migrate, revamp or rebuild each individual existing or greenfield application. We follow an approach that allows you to validate your business and technology assumptions early, before committing to irreversible choices.
Take your software engineering to the next level in order to allow you to swiftly create and deploy new and improved –high quality– digital services and apps for your customers and users. This is where we support your efforts to build your, so to speak, “IT engine of transformation” by adopting modern practices such as DevOps, automated testing, enterprise agile planning, and more.
Expand your hybrid and multi-cloud management capabilites in order to maintain the enterpise–grade operations and governance levels that you and your stakeholders expect. See how you can mitigate cloud management and governance complexity with next-gen monitoring, automation, FinOps, and policy–based deployment and IT Ops solutions.
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