CloudOps solutions provider DoiT has agreed to provide Amazon Web Services (AWS) solutions to Ingram Micro channel partners across the globe.
The accelerating pace of change in cloud and IT is creating greater demand for FinOps and CloudOps solutions, especially those that enhance governance and ensure sustainable value creation. As part of the new alliance, Ingram Micro’s AWS customers will have access to DoiT Cloud Intelligence™, a FinOps 3.0 platform that deliver context-aware, action-focused solutions.
DoiT have signalled plans to integrate its platform into Ingram Micro’s digital experience platform Xvantage early next year, giving Ingram Micro’s AWS customers real-time access to DoiT’s solutions.
DoiT Cloud Intelligence delivers FinOps and CloudOps to more than 4,000 customers worldwide. Built on FinOps 3.0 principles and powerful capabilities like workflow automation, data ingestion and advanced AI insights, DoiT Cloud Intelligence turns cloud data into unit economic value and measurable business outcomes.
“For years, the IT industry has focused on costs and availability over creating true business value using technology,” said Duncan Robinson, vice president of global partnerships, Ingram Micro. “This strategic collaboration with DoiT and future integration of DoiT Cloud Intelligence into our Xvantage platform will help our customers transform their cloud investments into ROI machines, while still getting the core visibility and reporting they need to operate.”
DoiT Cloud Intelligence will enhance the cloud operations for Ingram Micro’s 5,000+ AWS partners, and it will deliver context-aware actions for more than 12,000 customers worldwide.
“Our new alliance with Ingram Micro represents a tremendous opportunity for DoiT Cloud Intelligence to scale its footprint in step with a Fortune 500 company to reach a massive audience of new AWS customers ready to take the next step on their FinOps journeys,” said Vadim Solovey, CEO of DoiT. “By combining our advanced FinOps solutions with Xvantage’s powerful AI platform, these customers will be able to take full control of their cloud investments and evolve them into genuine profit centers.”
Industry research firm The Futurum Group projects the Global Cloud FinOps market will nearly double to more than $7 billion by 2028.
