Carriers and access providers
Local access, internet, IP transit, Ethernet, private network, backbone and cross-border capacity.
Ecosystem
One global ecosystem. Multiple infrastructure pathways.
CloudINX coordinates carriers, cloud platforms, data centres, technology providers, security capabilities and operating partners around the enterprise requirement.
Ecosystem domains
A global ecosystem connected through one operating model.
Cloud and SaaS platforms
Public cloud on-ramps, hosted connections, SaaS destinations and hybrid architecture.
Data centres and interconnection
Colocation, meet-me rooms, cross-connects, cloud adjacency, exchanges and DCI.
NaaS and software-defined interconnection
On-demand ports, virtual connections, cloud routers and API-enabled network services where available.
Security providers
SASE, firewall, DDoS, segmentation, zero-trust and security service insertion.
Managed operations
NOC, service desk, field support, observability, incident coordination and SLA reporting.
Ecosystem delivery
Ecosystem scale converted into enterprise outcomes.
CloudINX combines technical, commercial and operational disciplines so ecosystem reach becomes a dependable enterprise solution.
Exact location, port, service class, capacity and build dependency.
Handoff, routing, redundancy, cloud compatibility and security controls.
Term, currency, installation, recurring charges, usage, taxes and exclusions.
Support hours, escalation, monitoring, reporting, maintenance and local response.
SLA, demarcation, liability, change, cancellation and downstream dependency.
Carrier-neutral approach
Carrier-neutral governance across the ecosystem.
CloudINX evaluates carriers, cloud platforms, data centres and technology providers against the client’s requirements, performance objectives and operating model.
Start with the requirement
Build the right global infrastructure ecosystem.
CloudINX compares solutions and aligns technical, commercial and operational requirements across the ecosystem.