Infrastructure and Cloud

Cloud Migration: Strategies,

Benefits & Planning
The global adoption of cloud technology has escalated due to the Covid-19
coronavirus pandemic, and this trend appears to be ready to continue for
the future. Businesses must migrate to the cloud to ensure company
continuity due to the growing remote work culture, underlining the need to
plan and implement cloud migration. However, due to the complexity of
data migration processes, enterprises are overwhelmed when
implementing cloud services. Let’s know more details about it:
 
What Cloud Migration means?
 
The term “cloud migration” refers to moving digital processes from on-site
to a cloud platform. Data, techniques, and applications are all moved to
third-party servers when you migrate to the cloud.
When a business decides to move to cloud services, it usually means
switching from on-premises or legacy infrastructure to cloud-based ones. It
is the process of migrating tools and data from on-premises data centres or
legacy infrastructure to the cloud.
Why are Businesses migrating to the cloud?
 
According to the latest report of Gartner, Worldwide end-user
spending on public cloud services forecast to grow 23.1% in 2021 to
total $332.3 billion.             
Many businesses are adopting cloud migration because it provides them
with a significantly more flexible and dependable IT infrastructure planned
to streamline processes. Your business may need to prepare for the shift
before moving to the cloud completely — these procedures are essential to
guarantee everything goes smoothly. To begin, we must evaluate our
legacy software if it is compatible  with the cloud. Outdated software may
not be compatible with cloud migration, posing difficulties. The problems
aren’t insurmountable, but they necessitate a discussion about security,
protection, and multiple solutions. 
Strategies for Cloud Migration:
 
When it comes to optimising operations, there are 5 R’s basic migration
plan techniques that organisations can opt  The “5 Rs” are five cloud
migration strategies described by Gartner. Organisations considering a
cloud migration should think about which migration approach best fits their
needs.
Rehost- Also known as “Lift & Shift.”
Rehosting is also known as “lift and shift” since it is the most
straightforward approach to move your on-premises IT infrastructure to the
cloud with the least amount of disruption to your workloads and ways of
working. Your existing data and apps are re-deployed on the cloud server.
This is simple to implement and is hence appropriate for firms who are
unfamiliar with cloud systems.
Replatform- Also known as “Lift & Reshaping.”
This strategy has few optimisations before moving into the cloud, such as
moving from hosted to managed services and from commercial to open-
source software. It requires a small amount of Up Versioning to move
applications as it is.
Refactor (ReArchitect)
It improves the performance of an on-premises application to support cloud
architecture. Usually, it is at the other end of the migration effort spectrum.
Organisations that seek to change their applications and infrastructure from
a monolithic to a service-oriented (or server-less) architecture may use that
strategy to enhance agility or continuity in business and maximise the cost-
effectiveness of the cloud.
Retain (revisit/no movement)
In some scenarios, the business may decide not to touch particular
systems and applications and postpone migration later. In addition, the
application is too crucial to be amended and needs to be analysed more
closely.
Retire 
The strategy involves openly phasing out of the application. It makes sense
when this application no longer requires or offers redundant business
features. While migrating a project to the cloud, you might discover
redundant applications, and taking them down can save you money. The
savings will improve the business case, focus your team’s limited attention
on the things that people use.
Key Benefits of Switching from On-Premise to the
Cloud
Cost-Effective
This highly responsive system can help with cost savings as these other
systems need to pay for as long as they are in place. Costly data centres
and on-site servers will not have to be bought, maintained and eventually
replaced.
Improved Operational Efficiency
The organisations have the opportunity to fit a range of enterprise systems
and solutions with cloud-based services. This makes modernisation and
interlinking existing applications and solutions easier for companies.
Connectivity helps companies improve promotional efficiency and the
productivity of employees.
Enhanced Security
Industries in various sectors have migrated data from local data centres to
the cloud from corporations and customers. It helps in securing &
managing data across all cloud platforms. Cloud hosting providers monitor
and update their security features continuously, so data is as secure as
possible.
Increased Scalability & Flexibility
It simplifies business and increases its speed, making the company
profitable. When using cloud-based solutions, it is much easier to improve
and maintain the performance of the business.
Reduce the complexity of IT infrastructure
Provide services and technology that help companies modernise IT
processes and develop agile and efficient pipelines
What is the process to plan Cloud Migration? 
We help your IT and app development teams stay abreast of cloud
technologies, migration tools, and operational processes. Let’s know more
about the   process :
Defining Strategy:
 Implementing cloud strategy and targets according to migration
challenges, business objectives and process priorities
Analysing Current Infrastructure scenario:
Identifying and store your infrastructure in detail and evaluate your
environment on-site
Migration Plan
We present a complete migration plan based on priorities for the task, time
frames, key deliverables, resources, and budget.

How Trangile Helps?

Services we offer

Trangile has helped a wide range of customers by providing friendly and

time-saving cloud migration solutions. Here we have listed how we can
help to restructure the process:
Consulting :
 Strategic guidance
 Assessment
 Planning on digital initiatives helping companies to innovate customer
experience for their customers.
Maintenance 
 Migration
 Managed Services
 Technical Account Management
 Support.
Infra Service Collaboration
 Strategy & Assessment
 Architecture & planning
 Migration
 Containerization & Serverless
 DevOps
Cybersecurity
  Cybersecurity is the umbrella that captures all things necessary about
security.
 Network Segmentation & Cloud base access control
 Insider threats, Data loss risks, and Inadequate due diligence
Engineering
 App Dev, Systems Integration and Accelerators
 Rapidly transform the power of Cloud Platform

Are you ready to take advantage of the cloud's best aspects? Get

started with Trangile right now.
We’re here to help. Get in Touch with Us 
Cloud Migration: Strategies, Benefits & Planning

RPA and Its Impact Across

Various Industry Sectors
Over the last decade, the IT Software Services industry and landscape
have been undergoing evolution. We've seen organizations implement
Robotic Process Automation (RPA) in their workflows. What organization
needs today is a technology that can streamline business tasks efficiently,
so the employees don’t fret about performing menial and redundant tasks
daily.
Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is the solution that helps you add value
to your organization and achieve faster business outcomes. Artificial
Intelligence, Machine Learning, Blockchain, Cloud Computing, DevOps,
and Robotic Process Automation are just a few examples
Robotic Process
Automation and Its
Significance: 
Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is a business automation technology
that automates mundane repetitive tasks (such as data entry and banking)
without the need for human intervention.RPA has established a new
standard in the world of IT, particularly in production and client-facing
applications with repetitive business transactions. RPA is making a
difference in the retail, travel, insurance, banking, e-commerce, and
healthcare industries. RPA offering helps the industry to automate more
business and IT processes at scale with the ease and speed of traditional
RPA. software robots, or bots, can complete tasks with no lag time and
enable businesses to achieve digital transformation
 
How & What Does RPA do?
RPA reduces human errors, RPA reduce staffing costs while increasing
productivity and efficiency, RPA works faster than humans doing the same
tasks, which means quicker turnarounds when dealing with clients, also,
businesses don’t need fancy software or deep system integration to have
RPA tools work with their existing legacy systems
RPA Configuration Process

 
 
Key Features of RPA:
 It does not necessitate any specialized knowledge or consulting to operate.
 Functionality that provides more responsive, intelligent, and insightful process
transparency
 Predefined scalable process metrics and measurements that do not require
programming
 Provides instant visibility and access to process metrics
 Employees can concentrate on high-value tasks and process improvement rather
than creating customized in-house techniques. 
 
 
Unmatched Benefits of Robotic Process
Automation:
The advantages of RPA are multiple and constantly evolving, as
automation and AI software evolve at a rapid pace. These key points are
currently among the top benefits of this emerging robotic automation
process
Staff Resources Are Being Used More Efficient manner
For most businesses, this is the most significant advantage of robotic
process automation: with your human staff freed from many tedious, low-
value tasks, they can focus on higher-value – and higher-revenue-
generating – tasks.
Cost Reduction
An RPA solution does have upfront costs – purchasing the application and
installing it – as well as ongoing costs for maintenance. Furthermore,
upgrades to an RPA system can be costly.
Improved Analytics for Workflow Management
There are various tracking systems for monitoring human staff – work
process analytics – but no human being can be tracked nearly as well as
an automated robotic process. A clear grid of tasks and timeframes can be
formed, and the effectiveness of an RPA tool can be tracked down to the
most minor task and the smallest time increases
Improved Scalability
RPA solutions are built with scalability in mind. Indeed, when it comes to
scalability, the two teams, humans vs. bots, aren't even close. RPA bots
are increasingly incorporating artificial intelligence and machine learning
into their automation, providing yet another avenue for scaling.
Secure
Few, if any, software systems are completely secure – hackers are
constantly looking for flaws – but a robotic automated process has a clear
advantage over a strictly human team. Any organization needs to
establish an RPA strategy that includes comprehensive governance, risk,
and control practices.
Impact of RPA Across Various Industries:
 
 
 
Retail Sector
The use cases listed below are the most widely known, recurring, yet
important tasks to the operation of the retail industries

Invoice Processing
Invoice processing is frequently a time-consuming and repetitive task. RPA
helps make these tasks automated, such as collecting information,
segregating data, and processing invoices, much faster and error-free.
Document Exchange
All of this enhances speed, reduces the risk of misplaced papers, and
better protects intellectual property 
Better Business & Sales Analytics  
Automated analytics also provides faster access to reports that provide
real-time insights, allowing them to explore new ways to maximise sales
opportunities.
Store Planning & Inventory Management
RPA enables retailers to process orders and returns much more quickly by
eliminating any delays in these activities. As a result, there is more spare
time and throughput to deal with exceptions
Demand-Supply Planning
Demand-supply planning in the retail sector can be automated using RPA.
In addition, you would make statistics decision making for asset allocation,
customer service, supplier performance, and capacity planning.
Product Categorization
When RPA is used in retail, you can accurately place several products in
relevant categories based on a variety of user-related factors.
ERP Management      
Inventory management efficiency can be improved when automated or
RPA-powered ERP is integrated into the warehouse. This automation will
ensure that your valuable inventory is never reduced.
Customer Support & Call Centre Processes
RPA bots can post updates to the customer base to keep abreast of the
status of their orders, from payment to delivery. 
Logistics and Supply Chain Management
RPA improve collaboration between suppliers, customers, and distributors
when we deploy it in retail to automate logistics and supply chains.
Additionally, we can improve the performance of your employees, who can
now concentrate their efforts on more strategic roles
 
Insurance Sector
It is widely known that the insurance industry's workforce is heavily
burdened with repetitive and ordinary tasks. Their time and skills are rarely
directed toward higher-value tasks.
RPA in the Insurance industry is a natural fit in the fact that it can automate
the end-to-end process lifecycle by integrating new front-end technologies
with back-office environments. Let us have a look at some areas of the
insurance industry where it can be implemented
Claims Registration and Processing
RPA enables insurers to easily gather data from various sources for use in
centralised documents, allowing claims to be processed at a much faster
rate.
Underwriting
RPA can gather and also process the accurate data automatically and at a
much faster pace from both internal and external sites., thus considerably
reducing the time taken for underwriting. RPA can be used to minimize
risks while also allowing more new customers to come in due to faster
response times.
Regulatory Compliance
Validating existing customer information, generating regulatory reports, and
sending account closure processing notifications are just a few of the
scenarios that RPA in Insurance can automate.
Process and Business Analytics 
The use of RPA simplifies the gauging process. All RPA-managed
processes or workflows can be tracked and recorded at each stage. It can
provide the insurance company with information such as transactions
processed, exceptions encountered, and so on. These values can assist
them in improving their process, reducing staff workload, and making their
customer satisfied.
Policy Admin and Servicing
RPA in Insurance allows all key players within each process or each silo to
accomplish a plethora of operations easily without involving vast navigation
across systems. It essentially automates transactional and administrative
parts of activities such as accounting, settlements, risk capture, credit
control, tax, and regulatory compliances
 

How Trangile Can Help:

We at Trangile have strong experience in implementing RPA in a larger
and complex environment and help our clients achieve economies of scale
and operational efficiencies. We offer consultancy as well as
implementation support to our esteemed clients by looking at their business
vertical & functions on a granule level with an industry-focused approach

 
RPA Platform Providers
We Partner With
 
 
 
Are you ready to take
advantage of the RPA’s
best aspects? Get
started with Trangile
right now.
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