A leading healthcare company engaged Scalence for a 12-month cloud infrastructure project. The primary goal was to enable seamless migration of products and data from AWS and GCP to Microsoft Azure, while boosting performance and minimizing any disruption for users. Scalence delivered robust, automated infrastructure through Infrastructure as Code (IaC) and CI/CD practices, to help ensure the transition was efficient and scalable.
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Migrating from dual AWS and GCP environments presented serious complexity. The healthcare provider needed to keep products running smoothly throughout the transition, avoid costly interruptions, and simultaneously create scalable, automated infrastructure to support evolving business requirements.
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Scalence addressed these challenges with a four-phase approach:
The healthcare platform experienced notable upgrades in overall performance and a reduction in technical debt. Scalence provided managed services for up to 11 months, deflecting about 97% of support tickets through robust system design.
Audits focused on outcomes averaged over five per week, ensuring proactive governance and security. Overall, the business maintained high operational continuity and enjoyed a scalable, forward-ready cloud platform.
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