Additiv's Digital Transformation with Azure: A Case Study
Technology Category
- Cybersecurity & Privacy - Security Compliance
Applicable Functions
- Quality Assurance
Use Cases
- Leasing Finance Automation
About The Customer
Additiv is a leading catalyst for change in the financial services industry, helping the world’s biggest financial institutions capitalize on digitalization. The company operates within a highly regulated industry and must uphold the highest standards of security and compliance. Additiv is based in Switzerland and falls under the medium-sized organization category with 50 to 999 employees. The company is committed to offering its clients innovative, flexible solutions that can easily scale and adapt to their specific needs, no matter where they’re located.
The Challenge
Additiv, a leading catalyst for change in the financial services industry, was faced with the challenge of upholding the highest standards of security and compliance while operating within a highly regulated industry. The company decided to move its infrastructure to Azure, but this transition needed to strictly adhere to compliance regulations across multiple locations. The challenge was not only to ensure a seamless transition but also to leverage the benefits of digitalization to offer its clients innovative, flexible solutions that can easily scale and adapt to their specific needs, no matter where they’re located.
The Solution
To address these challenges, Additiv worked with FastTrack for Azure. FastTrack for Azure provided expert guidance to ensure a seamless transition that would strictly adhere to compliance regulations across multiple locations. The solution involved the use of Azure Migrate and the Cloud Adoption Framework for Azure. Azure Migrate helped Additiv to assess and migrate its applications, data, and infrastructure to Azure, while the Cloud Adoption Framework provided best practices, documentation, and tools to help Additiv manage and optimize its cloud adoption journey. This solution enabled Additiv to take advantage of more efficient operations and offer its clients innovative, flexible solutions that can easily scale and adapt to their specific needs.
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