InterVision Launches Free Pre-Migration Cost Assessment Service

Santa Clara, Calif. and St. Louis, Mo., Sept. 8, 2020  – InterVision, a leading IT strategic service provider and Premier Consulting Partner in the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Partner Network (APN), today announced a free, Pre-Migration Cost Assessment Service that will be available for a limited time. This program will help organizations understand the potential cost savings when moving on-premises IT infrastructure to the cloud.

InterVision’s Pre-Migration Cost Assessment answers the following questions:

  • What will it cost to run my current workloads in the cloud on AWS?
  • What will it cost to move my current workload to the cloud?
  • What will I need to provision based on my current utilization, not what I have (over) provisioned?
  • What are my options when dealing with existing software licenses?
  • How does my current on-premises TCO compare to an AWS TCO?

This rapid engagement leverages an agentless tool provided by CloudChomp. The tool installs in less than 30 minutes and provides a Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) analysis within a day.

Utilization information is analyzed to produce optimized AWS price scenarios, thereby minimizing your company’s future TCO. By right-sizing the infrastructure during the migration, customers will avoid the over-provisioning of cloud resources once they make the decision to move to the AWS public cloud. Those who take advantage of this analysis will identify substantial saving opportunities experiencing the full benefits of the public cloud.

Comparing on-premise costs to potential public cloud costs can be a complex and time-consuming activity. Many companies attempt to do this manually, which in turn creates bottlenecks, inaccurate estimates and ultimately slows down the decision process. Oftentimes, the results are based on an over-provisioned infrastructure, which then inflates their estimate of potential future public cloud costs. As a result, simply lifting and shifting the current infrastructure to the cloud will not yield the benefits that customers are seeking. To assess the true potential cost, utilization information has to be mapped to a right-sized environment. Only by doing this can organizations optimize IT infrastructure costs and increase business agility.

“Our Pre-Migration Cost Assessment is an easy and painless way for organizations to assess their potential future cost savings in the cloud. This limited-time, free Pre-Migration Cost Assessment program is an easy way to build a detailed business case for migrating applications to the cloud and increase the velocity of your cloud strategy,” said Jamie Lee, Chief Revenue Officer, InterVision.

This announcement comes on the heels of InterVision’s launch of its Cloud Migration Lifecycle Assurance program and its achievement of the AWS Migration Competency Status.

 

About InterVision
InterVision is a leading IT managed services provider, delivering and supporting cloud, security and innovation for mid-to-enterprise and public sector organizations throughout the US. With 30 years of experience and one of the most comprehensive solution portfolios, InterVision drives business outcomes with an unparalleled focus on the customer and employee experience to help organizations be more competitive, compliant, and secure. The company has headquarters in St. Louis with locations in Boston, Richmond, Roanoke, Sacramento, San Francisco, Seattle, San Jose, Kosovo and India. Experience us at www.intervision.com.

 

About CloudChomp

CloudChomp, Inc. is a cloud migration tools company, helping organizations take a bite out of 21st Century Computing and IT Costs, turning bits and bytes into dollars and cents.  It was founded with the explicit mission of accelerating right-sized migration to Amazon Web Services and eliminating the waste associated with manual and expensive assessment processes.   The platform is built on and highly optimized for Amazon Web Services.  The company is founded by two veteran software executives who have built and created exits for four other software companies.

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