During the pandemic my team has been engaged in implementing digital platforms for large enterprise customers. It was really exciting to see high digital adoption across industry verticals both in private and public sectors. This was possible for us by bringing the desired speed in implementation and superior user experience through adoption of cloud. Many of our platforms now run on public cloud while some of the platforms continue at our datacenters or datacenters of our partners. In the infrastructure front, we have a very resilient network supported and managed by our ecosystem partners which helps us in seamless connectivity with some of our large enterprise customers.
Going Digital is not something new for mjunction, which has always believed in leveraging the power of IT backed intervention in traditional ways of doing commerce. However, presently we consider, that there are several changes in the marketplace that are disruptive in nature.
We are primarily doing three things to respond to these changes and leverage some of the opportunities:
As a part of Digital transformation initiatives, organizations are embracing more and more internet based services. Internet based services required infrastructure, which is quite different from conventional IT infrastructure. There is also a cultural shift on the way we consume IT – consumerization of IT demands far more agility – this requires paradigm shift in every aspect of IT starting from managing seasonality in infrastructure demand, embracing new generation application architecture, faster rollout of IT projects and protecting information & assets in an ever changing security landscape. To respond to these changes, data center strategy has gone through major shift from erstwhile plan-build-run projects to consume-configure-run products/services. During past few years, there were adoption of virtualization, private cloud across the board, which helped us to improve reliability and simplified management. In recent time, digital transformation wave comes up with unique workload requirement that can best be met by public cloud – there is also a demand cycle where we need to move workload from public cloud to private cloud considering the amount of data that needs to be churned between public cloud and enterprise. The strategy must also address more challenging governance need where we have assets distributed across diverse network of multiple public clouds and in our own private network.