At the end of last month at the re:Invent 2018 cloud technology conference, Amazon announced new AWS services which will change the current understanding of the world of hosting. Klemens Arro, the head of ADM Hosting, Amazon’s only consultation partner status firm in Estonia, summarizes what the hosting giant will soon be offering its clients.
Every photo, sent email, created or shared document, visit to the company’s website, etc. moves and creates new data, which impacts the pocket in one way or another.
As the cloud is a basic component of the Internet of Things (IoT) and it will be increasingly developed by artificial intelligence, the IoT will become more and more intelligent, ultimately changing into the IoE or Internet of Everything, writes ADM Hosting Managing Partner Klemens Arro.
Estonian digital agency ADM Hosting won the British government’s cloud services framework procurement and was added to their national database. This gives the company automatic, simplified access to participate in cloud service procurement offers.
Digital solutions agency ADM is made up of many specialized units. One of them is ADM Hosting, which is focused on cloud services. Due to the structure of the company, we can provide our customers with better advice and better service, which in turn means that they can achieve their business goals in a more intelligent and efficient way in the digital world.
Even though cloud technology has developed a great deal and is now very widely used, there are still a lot of people who, for one reason or another, haven’t adopted cloud-based services. ADM Hosting Managing Partner Klemens Arro helps bust some of the more common cloud myths that even you might still believe.
It’s logical for the cloud service provider market shares to be spread as they are at the moment. Amazon’s big lead on the others is clearly because they were the creators of cloud services as a new business – when Amazon first came out with the cloud-based concept, other future service providers didn’t yet take the field seriously.
On March 23, the Clarifying Lawful Overseas Use of Data Act (or CLOUD Act) was adopted in the United States. This is an addendum to the Stored Communications Act from thirty years ago, which now gives U.S. authorities the right to compel service providers registered in the United States to provide requested data even if it is stored on servers that aren’t located on U.S. territory, writes ADM Hosting Managing Partner Klemens Arro.
At the end of October, ADM Hosting announced that they were the first Estonian company to become an Amazon Web Service partner. ITuudised asked what it took to achieve this status, what it means exactly and what are the plans for ADM Hosting from their Managing Partner Klemens Arro.
ADM Hosting became the first Estonian company to be recognized by Amazon Web Service with a consultation partner certificate. This became possible after a thorough training session, attestation and proof of the long-term sustainability of the company.