Syntax Managed Services for Microsoft Azure
Run SAP on Azure with Confidence
Syntax manages your SAP and non-SAP workloads on Microsoft Azure with proven governance, 24/7 support, and deep enterprise cloud expertise.
How will you take advantage of the cloud?
With our deep understanding of enterprise cloud computing, we offer services to suit your cloud specific needs. Our strong governance, proven processes, and experience designing and architecting workloads in Microsoft Azure give you peace of mind, knowing that you have a partner with the people, security capabilities, and track record to manage your public cloud.
Whether you’re working with Microsoft 365, Microsoft Azure services, or a combination of both, you no longer have to concern yourself with Microsoft licensing, contracts, or billing. We take care of it for you. And our service desk is available 24/7 to give you reliable Syntax support that goes beyond standard Microsoft support services.
Key benefits of working with Syntax
By partnering with Syntax you’ll experience many benefits, including:
Confidence
Our world-class managed services for Microsoft Azure and Microsoft 365 can help you meet any business challenge you face in the cloud.
Choice
Most hosting services are available in the Public cloud or in a hybrid scenario in combination with Syntax Enterprise Cloud®.
State of the art solutions
Designed for a modern collaborative workplace based on Microsoft 365 with Teams, SharePoint and Exchange Online, or for a modern cloud IT infrastructure for running critical enterprise solutions like SAP on Azure.
Where are you on your cloud journey?
Now could be the right time for your move to the cloud.
Comprehensive Microsoft expertise
Create your optimal cloud strategy
Discover the optimal cloud strategy for your SAP and non-SAP applications in Microsoft Azure. Options include public cloud where all the systems in your SAP landscape are hosted on Azure or hybrid cloud where corporate, compliance, and service level requirements may require some critical SAP systems to be hosted on-premises. In these cases, non-critical parts, like Archive or Development systems can be moved to Microsoft Azure.
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Advantages of Microsoft Azure managed by Syntax
Flexible
Adjust the infrastructure to your needs by scaling up or down quickly, or moving from 24×7 to 10×5 availability for systems wherever possible.
Support
Personalized service level agreements (SLAs) with a 24/7 help desk.
Agile
Innovate faster with rapid provisioning and deprovisioning of systems. Integrate with new Azure platform services as they come to life.
Cost-effective
Consumption-based pricing for training, development, test, sandbox, and reference systems. Eliminate on-premises data center upgrades, with flexible on-demand licensing and monthly OPEX fees for managed hosting.
Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) & Managed IaaS
With IaaS, you can save on the costs associated with purchasing, housing, and maintaining the compute, storage, and network components required to run your business—alleviating the hassles of upgrades, configuration, and support.
Other IaaS benefits include increased agility. Since you pay for these services monthly, you can quickly scale your environment to match your business demands. Many IaaS providers also guarantee their uptime, so you don’t need to worry about your systems crashing.
By outsourcing your data center infrastructure to a specialized managed services and cloud provider like Syntax, you can be more responsive to your business’s growth objectives.
Syntax’s Application Infrastructure-as-a-Service provides a secure, resilient cloud architected to boost the performance of your unique application portfolio.
IaaS
IaaS offers virtualized computing resources via the cloud. In this model, your cloud provider handles your networking, storage, servers, and virtualization.
You can build your own IaaS platform in-house. Alternatively, you can go with a public cloud provider such as Amazon Web Services (AWS) or Microsoft Azure. These vendors give you a predefined set of services that serve as an on-ramp to the cloud. IaaS providers offer service level agreements (SLAs) on your infrastructure not on your applications so if an application goes down, you are responsible for getting it up and running.
Managed IaaS
An IaaS model requires you to handle much of your IT environment in-house. However, with Managed IaaS, you can outsource your infrastructure and its management. This service includes everything that you get with IaaS, along with a team to handle the following:
- Backup, restoration, and disaster recovery
- Operating system management
- Patching
- Security
- Monitoring
Your Managed IaaS provider will monitor your infrastructure and systems 24/7. If something happens, they can quickly resolve issues. Your Managed IaaS provider can also give you higher levels of security and performance than you would get with standard IaaS services.
The many advantages of IaaS
Eliminates capital expense and reduces ongoing cost
IaaS removes the upfront expense of setting up and managing an on-site data center, making it an economical option.
Tailored services
Available options for custom applications, systems, versions, and infrastructure, allowing customers to focus on the processes closest to their business and their customers.
Quick response time
IaaS enables you to quickly scale up resources to accommodate increases in demand for your application, then scale resources back down again when activity decreases to save you money.
Focus on your core business
IaaS frees up your team to focus on your organization’s core business rather than on IT infrastructure.
Increase stability, reliability, and supportability
With IaaS there’s no need to maintain and upgrade software and hardware or troubleshoot equipment problems.
Security
The Syntax Cloud® can provide security for your applications and data that is even better than what you can attain in-house.
Gets new apps deployed faster
You don’t need to first set up the infrastructure before you can develop and deliver apps.
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