Full spend visibility across AWS and GCP, mapped to business units, applications, and SAP workloads. Tagged, reported, and owned.
Compute, memory, and storage profiles reviewed against actual SAP usage patterns. Eliminate waste without affecting system performance or SLAs.
Reserved instance and savings plan coverage reviewed and optimized across your cloud accounts. Pay for what you’ll use, not what you provisioned two years ago.
Cost ownership assigned to teams. Budgets, alerts, and anomaly detection configured. Governance that runs after the engagement ends.
Forward-looking cost models aligned to your SAP roadmap, AI build-out, and infrastructure expansion plans. Finance and IT working from the same numbers.
Policy-driven automation that identifies idle resources, rightsizing opportunities, and scheduling efficiencies without manual intervention. Cost optimization running continuously, not quarterly.
The SAP migration to cloud is complete. The expected savings haven’t materialized. Cloud spend is higher than the on-premise baseline and nobody has a clear picture of why.
Multiple AWS or GCP accounts, inconsistent tagging, and no centralized visibility. Finance is forecasting from invoices. IT is managing tickets.
New AI and data platform initiatives are adding cloud cost at a pace the current governance model wasn’t designed for. Spend is accelerating ahead of any budget model.