OpenText Managed Services in a
public cloud
Ensure EIM solutions are optimally managed in all environments, including Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure and Amazon Web Services (AWS)
OpenText™ provides Managed Services to customers using a variety of public cloud providers.
The team works closely with public cloud providers to offer a full management service for EIM solutions, including application, configuration and customizations. OpenText partners with cloud providers to ensure SLA’s meet customer business requirements.
Managing cost while delivering on business demand is key. A managed service with a predictable cost structure keeps customers current on the latest technology, reduces the burden on IT staff and ensures optimal application management by EIM experts.
Managed Services in a public cloud benefits
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Meet business needs
Ensure optimal business processes with maximum availability and stability of the EIM application and drive user adoption.
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Manage cloud relationships
Work with OpenText EIM experts to manage existing relationships with public cloud providers, outside of OpenText.
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Get flexibility
Optimally manage EIM solutions in a variety of public clouds, including Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure or Amazon Web Services.
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Increase productivity
Free internal staff from routine maintenance activities in order to focus on business priorities.
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Predict costs
Get a predictable cost structure for EIM systems that are managed by the application experts.
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Utilize Managed Services expertise
Support business around the globe with Managed Services delivered within an ITIL framework.
It’s great to have a partner like OpenText who are there to help us innovate. They help us not worry about the technology but about how we can put the customer first and really build the experience for them going forward.
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