Samsung SDS Strengthens Cloud Managed Service with Spotinst Agreement
Published2018.01.29 11:18Resource Usage and Cost Forecasting Applied through AI-Based Big Data Analysis
Samsung SDS has concluded a partnership agreement to strengthen its 'Cloud Managed Service (CMS)' business with Spotinst.
Spotinst is a company that provides services enabling customers to use the cloud stably without interruption by predicting cloud resource usage.
Through this agreement, Samsung SDS is expected to enhance its cloud managed service level by combining Spotinst's technology with its own cloud integrated management platform (GOV: Global One View). Customers can view resource usage status such as server quantity/utilization rate and data storage capacity, as well as monthly billing amounts at a glance from the integrated management platform without needing to access various cloud services such as Amazon (AWS) and Microsoft (Azure).
Additionally, customers can optimize IT resource planning by period (monthly, semi-annual, annual) by forecasting cloud resource usage and costs in advance through Samsung SDS's cloud managed service with artificial intelligence capabilities applied.
Ho Kim, Executive Vice President and Head of Cloud Business Division at Samsung SDS, emphasized, "We will further strengthen Samsung SDS's cloud managed service capabilities by collaborating with global cloud service providers and domestic and overseas companies with cutting-edge technologies."
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