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UnifyCloud Becomes Google Cloud Partner, Enables CloudAtlas Software to Support Google Cloud Migration


UnifyCloud, a global ISV and cloud solutions provider focused, is providing an integration with Google Cloud to its CloudAtlas platform, now offering the CloudAtlas platform to partners focused on migrating infrastructure to Google Cloud.

“This milestone marks a historic moment for UnifyCloud as we extend our vast cloud experience and expertise to Google Cloud,” said Marc Pinotti, CEO and co-founder of UnifyCloud. “This broadens our reach and empowers even more partners to harness the power of CloudAtlas for seamless digital transformation. Supporting Google Cloud increases the value of CloudAtlas for partners looking to deliver more cloud options for their customers.”

UnifyCloud has joined the Google Cloud Partner Advantage program, offering the CloudAtlas platform to help partners and clients efficiently assess infrastructure, applications, and databases for cloud readiness, options, effort, and cost with comprehensive, best-in-class analyses rapidly generated for Google Cloud.

According to the company, CloudAtlas does this by scanning millions of lines of application code, and database schema, objects, and stored procedures in just minutes, saving IT departments hundreds, even thousands, of staff hours it would otherwise take to prepare to migrate to the cloud. The crucial analysis and insights rapidly generated by CloudAtlas enables organizations to identify cloud readiness, make well-informed cloud migration decisions, and accelerate cloud adoption and digital transformation.

“Having successfully helped organizations migrate to the Microsoft Cloud for over a decade, expanding our solutions to Google Cloud is a natural progression. We are committed to leveraging our extensive experience to deliver a best-in-class platform for seamless migration to Google Cloud,” said Vivek Bhatnagar, CTO and co-founder of UnifyCloud.

For more information about this news, visit www.unifycloud.com.


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