Clocus Boosts Azure, Copilot Adoption and Operations Support for Small Businesses
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Clocus said on the 18th that it will push to expand the use of Microsoft Azure and Microsoft Copilot among small businesses.
It will provide technical consulting and cloud operations services for first-time Azure customers and companies currently using Azure through direct purchase.
For Microsoft Copilot, it will offer discounts of up to 25% for new customers and a free trial.
Clocus said on the 18th that it will push to expand the use of Microsoft Azure and Microsoft Copilot among small businesses. To that end, it has strengthened its cloud and AI adoption and operations services. Clocus said it will reinforce related adoption and operations support to help small businesses expand their use of Azure and Copilot.
The scope of this support covers customers adopting Azure for the first time and companies that are currently using Azure through direct purchase. Clocus will provide these customers with technical consulting and cloud operations services. In the process, it will analyze customers' usage environments and cost structures and suggest efficient operating methods.
For first-time Azure customers, Clocus will offer a 10% cashback benefit for new Azure purchases when certain conditions are met. For companies currently using Azure through direct purchase, it will support a transition to the CSP model, which enables integrated management of licenses and cloud operations.
When existing direct-purchase Azure customers move to CSP, they will receive cost optimization consulting, technical support, operations status management and incident response services. Clocus said it has strengthened support by separating first-time customers from companies already using direct purchase, offering different benefits and services to each, and linking them to a CSP transition when needed.
Clocus provides services that support broader use of generative AI by companies. The service targets customers that place importance on corporate governance, such as security, data management and user permissions. Clocus offers enterprise AI environment build services based on Azure OpenAI, and suggests architecture designs that reflect a company's existing IT and security environment as well as operational approaches.
Microsoft Copilot is offered with an emphasis on actual work use. New customers can receive discounts of up to 25% if certain conditions are met, along with additional license benefits. It also provides a free trial before adoption, giving companies an opportunity to use Copilot directly in their real work environments and helping them verify its applicability within the organization and the expected adoption effects in advance.
Clocus plans to ease barriers for small businesses adopting Azure and Copilot through these benefits and professional services. It also plans to push ahead with expanded customer use of cloud and AI based on its Microsoft cloud expertise and partner network.
Lee Seok-won, head of Clocus, said the growing use of cloud and AI by small businesses is increasing the importance of expert technical partners that can manage cost, security and operations together. He added that Clocus plans to support the adoption and use of Azure and Copilot by small businesses based on its Microsoft cloud expertise and partner network.
Lee said the company plans to provide a range of adoption and operations services and benefits for stable and efficient implementation and use. Clocus was selected as an OpenAI Select Partner in the OpenAI Partner Network in August.
Source: IT DAILY · Gwon Yeong-seok
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