Avantra, a leading AIOps and automation platform for SAP, has formed a strategic partnership with Google Cloud to enable enterprises to accelerate the migration of their SAP workloads to the cloud.
Avantra, which provides automated build and run capabilities to support enterprises and managed service providers (MSPs) on their digital transformation journey, joins a select number of independent software vendor partners in Google Cloud's SAP Technology Partner Portfolio to help support mission-critical SAP workloads.
The partnership will empower enterprises to automate their IT operations, resulting in improved business experience. Enterprise and MSPs will also benefit from:
● Reduced cost to serve – Avantra’s full-stack automation frees up IT resources and empowers operations teams to focus on innovation
● Improved business experience – actionable insights enable better visibility and faster decisions whether in the cloud, hybrid or multi-cloud or on-premises, ensuring critical systems and processes are stable and performant
● Governance and compliance – gain complete transparency and visibility across SAP landscapes, enforcing and tracking compliance, security, and support audit requirements
“We’re delighted to partner with Avantra to help enterprises in their SAP migrations to Google Cloud,” said Rob Enslin, President, Cloud Sales at Google Cloud. “Businesses can now leverage Avantra’s automation and AIOps capabilities to increase efficiencies while decreasing risk of costly downtime in their SAP migrations and operations.”
With immediate efficiency and automation benefits, enterprises deploying Avantra return their investment and start saving costs on SAP operations in less than three months.
“SAP applications are moving ever more rapidly to the cloud,” said John Appleby, Chief Executive Officer, Avantra. “By combining Avantra’s AIOps solution with Google Cloud’s trusted and secure infrastructure, enterprises can improve business experience, reduce the risk of downtime, and accelerate their journey to the cloud.”
