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Any newborn has a better rate of survival when it is nurtured and supported. A baby bird that falls from the nest is probably doomed, but one protected and sustained will grow stronger until it can stretch its wings and fly.
Like animals, tech start-ups are more likely to hit unicorn status if they are part of a supportive ecosystem. But unlike animals, tech startups must seek out their nurturing “home.” One ecosystem attracting today’s cloud native startups is Amazon Web Systems Inc., which holds over 50% of the infrastructure-as-a-service and platform-as-a-service market share. The idea is to encourage those innovations most impactful to its ecosystem, able to bridge gaps through collective efforts.
December 15, 2020 | 12:05 am Font Size
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MOBILE NETWORK operator Globe Telecom, Inc. has successfully transferred on Monday the bulk of its technology infrastructure to cloud service provider Amazon Web Systems, Inc. (AWS), in a bid to accelerate the former’s digital transformation and improve customer experience.
AWS is a subsidiary of American multinational technology company Amazon.
In a statement, Globe said that it was able to migrate its contact center operations, customer analytics, network and service assurance systems, infrastructure operations, monitoring, and security, from its on-premises data centers to AWS. It added that it continues to transfer applications to AWS to modernize its infrastructure and services. Although he did not give the exact percentage of the infrastructure that was moved to AWS, Globe’s Chief Information officer Carlomagno E. Malana told reporters in a Monday press briefing that there was “definitely a clear majority.”