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AxFina's Rapid and Compliant Migration to Azure
技术
- 网络安全和隐私 - 安全合规
- 基础设施即服务 (IaaS) - 云计算
适用行业
- 水泥
- 建筑与基础设施
适用功能
- 质量保证
用例
- 施工管理
- 基础设施检查
服务
- 云规划/设计/实施服务
- 系统集成
挑战
当中欧和东欧专注于资产和贷款服务商 AxFina Holding SA 收购匈牙利租赁公司 Lombard Lízing Zrt. 时，他们只有几周的时间来更换 Lombard 已达到生命周期终点的基础设施。由于 AxFina 渴望创新和扩大规模以及监管要求迫在眉睫，他们求助于匈牙利 IT 公司 DIGITAL Kft。帮助他们将整个 IT 应用程序迁移到云中。 Microsoft Azure 成为确保 AxFina 保持安全性、合规性和速度的理想解决方案。
迁移的团队努力
对于系统集成，DIGITAL Kft.与 Kvazar.cloud 合作，后者是匈牙利最大的 Microsoft 云托管间接合作伙伴之一，管理着 40,000 多个 CSP 许可证。
AxFina 长期以来一直在匈牙利使用内部数据中心托管自己的 IT 基础设施。然而，这个遗留系统的支持即将结束，AxFina 需要找到一种替代解决方案，不仅能够显着降低成本，更重要的是支持 AxFina 在司法管辖区和产品创新方面的增长。
DIGITAL Kft. 之间的信任。和 Kvazar.cloud 以及与微软匈牙利的合作对于帮助 AxFina 满足其需求至关重要。数字Kft。帮助保护 AxFina 的预算，而 Kvazar.cloud 能够制定 Microsoft 请求，而无需战略和规划研讨会，因为它已经包含构建业务用例的所有必要信息。
客户
AxFina
关于客户
建立 SEE 服务平台，目前在克罗地亚和斯洛文尼亚设有区域中心。
AxFina Holding SA 成立，总部位于奥地利维也纳。一家泛欧金融服务提供商，将所有以前的收购、市场和专有技术合并到一个屋檐下。
收购 Lombard Leasing Group - 获得完全许可的租赁业务，提供业务流程外包和贷款服务。将集团更名为 AxFina 匈牙利。
解决方案
Azure 作为解决方案
AxFina 也一直在考虑本地云解决方案提供商，但选择 Microsoft Azure 是因为它有很多好处，包括降低成本、可扩展性以及符合法规要求和安全标准。由于其全球业务，Azure 还能够提供支持扩展的范围和规模。
数字Kft。和 Kvazar.cloud 联系了当地的微软云架构师，以帮助他们在紧迫的时间内完成向 Azure 的迁移和迁移。通过遵循 Microsoft 云采用框架中描述的最佳实践，两家公司密切合作，成功地将 AxFina 匈牙利的整个本地环境迁移到 Azure。以及 DIGITAL Kft 经验丰富的工程团队。不知疲倦地工作以满足严格的迁移期限。
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