By Adedeji Agbaraoluwa Phebian
In a significant move to strengthen its cloud computing capabilities, Microsoft Azure has announced several new partnerships pointed towards enhancing its services and market reach. These calculated alliances are composed to further thicken its position in the competitive cloud computing landscape.
The Microsoft company has signed an agreement with a recognized leader in cloud migration, “3CLOUD”. This partnership will allow Azure to blend new services into the cloud platform. This integration should yield better results in performance, cale-out and efficiency to the users of several different sectors.
Another of such partnerships is the one between Microsoft Azure and Coretek services, to yield new ideas and solutions which are well-fitted to the needs of the evolving customer.
Azure is also exploiting this win to promote its service capabilities, with UDT being the latest expert player in technology industry that will now be part of Azure’s extended ecosystem. The partnership uses UDT’s strengths in cybersecurity and cloud migration to complement Azure’s global portfolio, further accelerating speed-to-value for customers everywhere.
These partnerships complement one another and assist the larger goal of maintaining its continuous innovation streak as a customer-centric solution in cloud computing under Microsoft Azure. Some industry analysts have given these a high-five, noting that this is what could set Azure apart in the crowded cloud services space. With the manner at which cloud adoption is gaining pace worldwide, Microsoft Azure’s growth through collaborative alliances may lead the future of cloud computing.