Oramix
Scaling IT Infrastructure Without Any Hassle

As executives everywhere continue to press for a full cloud-based implementation, they face the challenges of preserving the integrity, usability, and security of all data to be migrated online. While this may seem like a formidable task itself, moving on-premise applications to the cloud brings forth another set of challenges regarding management of infrastructure changes and resources. As most IT departments are not trained enough to handle a cloud transition, the pace and level of change is challenging for organisations. However, migrating to the cloud is not an option anymore. It’s a necessity.

Along these lines, Oramix can lend customers a helping hand when dealing with a cloud adoption process. Over two decades of experience in the IT market allows Oramix to deal with most of the pre-advent cloud technology set efficiently, and along with high cloud skills. By ensuring that no detail is overlooked when the customer initiates a cloud migration process, Oramix helps customers mitigate many of the change risks and accelerate the entire migration cycle. In addition, the company feeds customers’ legacy systems with new tools, processes, skills, and more based on the cloud offering without replacing it. “Oramix enables customers to naturally include the cloud in their solution space, whenever they need to execute new projects, or even maintain or improve existing solutions,” says Raul do Vale Martins, Chief Strategy Officer of Oramix, a digital expert services company.

Oramix has various ways to deliver services, ranging from IT consulting and advanced managed services to cloud services brokerage. Oramix views the companies that are moving to the cloud in two ways. First are those born in the cloud who can benefit from Oramix’s development and integration capabilities, data management, systems administration and orchestration, and cybersecurity. On the other hand, the companies were not born in the cloud and had been shyly embracing the cloud to accommodate a subset of their architectures in a hybrid model.

Depending on the complexity of their customers, the degree of cloud adoption maturity, and their strategy for operating with BPO partners, Oramix can configure one or a mix of options to tailor their service portfolio to their customers’ needs. Additionally, Oramix has structured its services on a few pillars that they have found from experience to be valuable to the market in which they operate. The company covers hands-on and low-code development using the most modern devops practices. In the integration space, they practice EAI, SOA or ESB depending on the architectures they face. For systems administration, Oramix implements several practices of IT automation and orchestration in different levels of abstraction, such as hyper-converged systems, virtualisation, and containers. In the cybersecurity department, the company offers data protection, perimeter protection, identity management, privileged access management, SIEM visibility, automation and orchestration, and CASB, among others.

Oramix has always defined an immaculate level of service, further aided by their first partnership agreement with Oracle, followed by partnership agreements with Microsoft, VMWare, Nutanix and AWS, among others. The company continues to be aware of all the advances that major cloud providers have been making in the market. With Oramix, the ability to experience the cloud is just a click away.