Cloud Adoption for Financial Services
Based on best practices from hundreds of successful engagements, the Cloud Adoption Program (CAP) for Financial Services brings together leading technologies, implementation services, and methodologies to securely accelerate cloud adoption for financial services firms.
Why are financial services firms moving to AWS?
Agility and Speed to Market to drive top-line revenue through innovation.
Decrease costs related to infrastructure management usage.
Increase developer productivity and satisfaction.
Faster insights through cloud-native analytics and big data capabilities.
Gaining the benefits of cloud in the financial services industry requires successfully navigating a highly complex technical and regulatory environment. The Cloud Adoption Program address these challenges including:
- Data Security
Overcome fear, uncertainty and doubt - Risk & Compliance
Improve regulatory, audit and legal postures - Industry Standards
Understand CSA, ISO 270XX, NIST -
Governance
Continuous governance and management - Value Proposition
Clarify the economic and business cases - Change Management
Leverage proven tools and management models
The 5 Phases of the Cloud Adoption Program
We work with the world’s leading financial institutions to solve their unique security, governance and regulatory concerns with moving to the cloud. CAP provides a clear, safe and secure path for end-to-end cloud adoption. The 5-Phased approach begins with a workshop to align your team around a common cloud vision.
Client Success Stories
“Natixis engaged CTP based on their expertise in building stable and scalable cloud infrastructure on AWS. Their end-to-end approach to cloud adoption, spanning strategy to production operations, combined with their experience of financial services firms, gave us the confidence we needed to move our business line to the cloud.”
– George Marootian, EVP, Head of Technology at Natixis
Natixis Global Asset Management
Natixis turns to AWS to support their future IT and business operational needs in the cloud.
Read Natixis’ story