Microsoft Azure

Business benefits of Microsoft Azure

Through Azure’s pay-as-you-go model, organisations can save up to 60% compared to traditional on-premises solutions. With the flexibility to scale resources based on demand, organisations can manage costs effectively, paying only for what they need without the overhead of physical infrastructure.

Azure’s user-friendly interface is another key advantage, providing intuitive tools that make cloud management accessible even for non-technical users. With over 50 dedicated tools for project management and application deployment, Azure simplifies operations, enabling teams to manage resources efficiently. Security and compliance are built into Azure’s foundation, with enterprise-grade protection features such as encryption, threat detection, and multi-layered access controls. With over 90 compliance certifications, Azure supports businesses in highly regulated industries, ensuring they meet stringent regulatory standards.

Flexible billing options

Flexible billing options provide businesses with a cost-effective approach to managing cloud services, ensuring they only pay for what they use. With Azure’s pay-as-you-go model, the upfront costs associated with traditional IT infrastructure can be avoided. This billing flexibility supports more streamlined financial planning, helping your team align cloud spending with operational budgets. Users can scale resources up or down based on needs at the time, and can also start and fully stop resources as needed.