Netmagic Solutions, a managed cloud hosting and multi-cloud hybrid IT solution provider, on Tuesday, announced its association with Google Cloud to create a centre of excellence (CoE). The idea behind CoE is to empower its customers in their digital journey by assisting organisations with hybrid clouds adoption to leverage artificial intelligence-based services at scale.
“We are excited to partner with Netmagic and help businesses make a smooth transition to the cloud. The CoE will help businesses leverage Google Cloud’s leading infrastructure, platform capabilities and industry solutions to build for the future; and Netmagic, as a managed hosting and hybrid cloud IT solution provider, is uniquely positioned to help customers along this path," said Karan Bajwa, managing director of Google Cloud India.
CoE will be central to developing and delivering cloud solutions utilising Google Cloud’s Anthos -- a modern application management platform -- to help customers with various support across cloud adoption.
Mumbai-headquartered Netmagic offers a wide range of solutions such as data centres, multi-cloud, SD-WAN, and managed security, to assist its clients in simplifying their business processes to obtain business growth.
The collaboration comes at a time when almost every company are either planning or moving to clouds to maintain business continuity. To abide by government regulations, companies are required to allow their employees to work from home. This has led to the increasing adoption of the cloud, and Netmagic wants to be an enabler for the same.
And with this association, the company with the help of Google would be able to further offer superior solutions.
“This partnership reinforces our commitment to our customers with an integrated approach to hosted infrastructure, connectivity, security and managed support – helping them derive greater value while delivering business outcomes," said Sharad Sanghi, MD and CEO of Netmagic (an NTT Company).
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