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Intertech is a Microsoft Gold Partner and Azure development company that specializes in helping businesses work with Azure’s vast range of cloud-based technologies and services in their quest to solve problems.
Azure Compute
Azure’s compute services allow businesses to run cloud-based virtual machines, scale on demand, and process large-scale workloads.
Azure Networking
Azure networking services allow businesses to connect, manage, and scale their network infrastructure efficiently.
Azure Storage
Azure provides scalable and durable cloud storage options to meet different business needs, from simple backups to complex storage solutions.
Azure Databases
Azure offers multiple database services that scale with business needs, providing management for structured, semi-structured, and unstructured data.
Azure AI and Machine Learning
Azure provides AI and machine learning services to help businesses leverage data and intelligence to enhance applications and processes.
Azure DevOps
Azure DevOps services enable faster development and deployment of software with automation, monitoring, and collaboration tools.
Azure Analytics
Azure’s analytics services provide powerful tools for transforming, analyzing, and visualizing data.
Azure Security and Identity
Azure’s security and identity services help businesses protect their cloud environments from threats and manage user access.
Azure Internet of Things (IoT)
Azure IoT services allow organizations to monitor, analyze, and manage IoT devices securely and at scale.
Azure Migration
Azure provides tools and services to help businesses move their workloads to the cloud with minimal disruption.
Angular Compatible Technologies
Angular-compatible technologies include a wide range of tools and libraries, such as RxJS, NgRx, Firebase, and Bootstrap, which seamlessly integrate with Angular to enhance functionality, streamline development, and improve application performance.
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What Is Azure?
Azure is Microsoft’s cloud computing platform, providing a broad range of cloud services, including computing, analytics, storage, and networking.
Azure allows organizations to build, deploy, and manage applications through Microsoft-managed data centers. Azure offers Software as a Service (SaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), supporting various programming languages, tools, and frameworks.
It enables businesses to scale efficiently, leverage cutting-edge technologies, and innovate without the need for significant on-premise infrastructure investments.
Azure is designed for various use cases, such as running existing applications in the cloud, developing new applications, and managing large-scale data. It is trusted by businesses worldwide for its reliability, security, and flexibility and our consultants can help you use it.
Things to Consider with Digital Transformation and Cloud Migration
Digital transformation and cloud migration go hand-in-hand because, in most cases, cloud platforms are central to the success of digital transformation, offering unparalleled flexibility, scalability, and access to cutting-edge technologies such as AI, machine learning, and big data analytics. Platforms like Azure, AWS, and Google Cloud Platform enable businesses to shift from rigid, on-premise infrastructures to agile, cloud-native architectures that can be scaled on demand. This allows companies to respond more quickly to changing market conditions, implement microservices architectures, and integrate advanced AI models for real-time decision-making.
However, while the benefits of cloud adoption are substantial, organizations must approach it with a measured strategy. Moving everything to the cloud without proper cost analysis can lead to unexpected and significant monthly expenses, especially when dealing with complex workloads, data storage, or high-availability requirements.
Cloud services often charge based on usage, which includes not just compute and storage but also data transfers, API calls, and resource scaling—costs that can quickly escalate if not monitored and optimized. It’s essential to conduct a thorough cost-benefit analysis and consider hybrid cloud or multi-cloud strategies that balance cloud resources with on-premise solutions for non-critical workloads. By carefully selecting what to migrate and implementing tools to manage and optimize cloud usage, businesses can leverage cloud platforms effectively, harnessing the power of AI and automation while maintaining cost control.
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Azure Compute Consulting
Azure Compute technologies provide the foundation for running applications, processing data, and managing workloads in the cloud.
These Azure development services enable organizations to deploy virtual machines, run containerized applications, execute serverless functions, and manage complex distributed systems with scalability, flexibility, and cost-efficiency. Azure Compute offers a range of services to accommodate various business needs, from handling high-performance computing (HPC) to supporting microservices architectures and dynamic workloads. With Azure Compute, businesses can focus on developing and deploying applications without worrying about underlying infrastructure management.
Azure Virtual Machines
Azure Virtual Machines (VMs) offer scalable and flexible cloud-based virtual servers that run Windows or Linux operating systems. They are ideal for workloads that require full control over the operating system, such as development environments, databases, and web applications. VMs allow businesses to scale up or down based on demand, making them cost-effective for both short-term and long-term projects. Why use it? Azure VMs provide the ability to lift-and-shift on-premises workloads to the cloud while maintaining the same OS and configurations. Compatible technologies include Hyper-V, VMware, and various Linux distributions.
Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)
Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) is a fully managed Kubernetes service that simplifies the deployment, management, and scaling of containerized applications using Kubernetes. AKS automates the orchestration of containers, making it easier for businesses to run distributed systems efficiently. Why use it? AKS reduces the complexity of Kubernetes management and enables seamless integration with CI/CD pipelines for rapid application delivery. It supports Docker containers and microservices-based architectures.
Azure App Service
Azure App Service is a platform-as-a-service (PaaS) offering that allows businesses to build and host web apps, mobile app backends, and RESTful APIs. It supports multiple programming languages such as .NET, Java, Node.js, PHP, Python, and Ruby. Why use it? App Service simplifies app development by providing automatic scaling, patching, and security features, allowing developers to focus on building applications rather than managing infrastructure. It is compatible with Visual Studio, GitHub, and DevOps pipelines.
Azure Functions
Azure Functions is a serverless compute service that enables developers to run small pieces of code (functions) in response to events without provisioning or managing infrastructure. Why use it? It is ideal for scenarios where small, modular code execution is required, such as automating tasks, processing data streams, and integrating services. Azure Functions support a variety of programming languages and integrate with other Azure services like Cosmos DB and Event Hubs.
Azure Batch
Azure Batch is a cloud-based job scheduling and compute management service that allows businesses to run large-scale parallel and high-performance computing (HPC) applications efficiently. It automates the provisioning of VMs, job execution, and scaling. Why use it? Azure Batch is suitable for processing massive workloads such as simulations, rendering, and data analysis in fields like engineering, finance, and scientific research. Compatible technologies include HPC applications, OpenMP, and MPI-based software.
Azure Container Instances (ACI)
Azure Container Instances (ACI) provides the simplest and fastest way to run containers in Azure without having to manage underlying infrastructure like virtual machines or orchestrators. It is well-suited for running isolated, stateless containers on demand. Why use it? ACI allows rapid deployment and scaling of containerized applications in scenarios where infrastructure complexity needs to be minimized. It is compatible with Docker containers and integrates with Azure DevOps for continuous deployment.
Azure VMware Solution
Azure VMware Solution provides a seamless migration path for VMware workloads to Azure, allowing businesses to run VMware-based applications in a hybrid cloud environment. Why use it? It enables businesses to maintain consistency between their on-premises VMware environment and Azure, making the transition to the cloud smoother and less disruptive. Compatible with vSphere, vSAN, and NSX.
Azure Service Fabric
Azure Service Fabric is a distributed systems platform that simplifies the building, deploying, and managing of microservices and containers. It supports both stateful and stateless applications, providing high availability and scalability. Why use it? Service Fabric is perfect for building scalable, always-on applications, and it can run anywhere—on Azure, on-premises, or in other clouds. Compatible with Docker and Kubernetes.
Azure Compute technologies offer a comprehensive set of tools and services that allow businesses to deploy applications and workloads efficiently in the cloud. Whether it's virtual machines, serverless functions, or containerized microservices, Azure provides the flexibility and scalability needed to meet various computing requirements. By leveraging compatible technologies like Docker, Kubernetes, and VMware, organizations can extend their cloud capabilities, reduce infrastructure management overhead, and innovate rapidly. Azure's robust compute services empower businesses to handle everything from simple web apps to complex, large-scale systems with ease.
Azure Storage Consulting
Azure Storage provides a secure, scalable, and highly available cloud storage solution for businesses of all sizes.
Whether it’s for backups, disaster recovery, data lakes, or serving up assets for web applications, Azure Storage offers a variety of services to meet different data storage needs. The platform supports structured, semi-structured, and unstructured data, making it an ideal choice for modern cloud applications that require flexibility in how data is stored and accessed. Azure Storage is designed to handle large amounts of data with reliability, durability, and security.
Azure Blob Storage
Azure Blob Storage is an object storage solution optimized for storing large amounts of unstructured data, such as images, videos, and backups. Why use it? It’s perfect for applications that need to store large datasets, including multimedia, backups, and archives. Blob Storage supports REST APIs, allowing easy access to data from any location. Compatible with Big Data tools like Azure Data Lake, Azure Synapse Analytics, and HDInsight for data analysis.
Azure Disk Storage
Azure Disk Storage provides persistent, high-performance block storage for Azure Virtual Machines (VMs). Why use it? It’s ideal for applications requiring consistent low-latency access to data, such as databases and enterprise applications. With different types of disks (Standard HDD, Standard SSD, and Premium SSD), Azure Disk Storage offers flexibility in balancing performance and cost. Compatible with Azure Backup for data protection and disaster recovery.
Azure File Storage
Azure File Storage provides fully managed, cloud-based file shares that are accessible through the Server Message Block (SMB) protocol. Why use it? Azure File Storage is ideal for businesses that need to replace on-premise file shares, providing scalable and highly available storage in the cloud. It supports traditional file-system features, making it easy to integrate with existing applications. Compatible with both Windows and Linux-based systems for shared access.
Azure Queue Storage
Azure Queue Storage is a messaging service that enables asynchronous communication between components of cloud applications. Why use it? It’s designed for scenarios where you need to decouple components and allow them to communicate reliably, such as in distributed systems or microservices architectures. It’s compatible with serverless architectures, integrating easily with Azure Functions for message processing.
Azure Table Storage
Azure Table Storage is a NoSQL, key-value store for structured data that is highly scalable and designed for massive amounts of data. Why use it? It’s ideal for storing non-relational data, such as metadata for web applications, log data, or sensor data from IoT devices. It provides fast access to large datasets and is compatible with Azure Cosmos DB for seamless scalability across global regions.
Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2
Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2 is designed for big data analytics and combines the capabilities of Azure Blob Storage with a hierarchical namespace, offering better performance for analytic workloads. Why use it? It’s perfect for businesses needing to store and analyze vast amounts of data, such as IoT data, machine learning models, or large-scale log analysis. It integrates seamlessly with Azure Synapse Analytics, Databricks, and HDInsight for large-scale data processing.
Azure Storage technologies provide a comprehensive set of cloud-based solutions for storing, accessing, and managing data. From object and block storage to NoSQL databases and message queues, Azure offers the flexibility and performance needed to support a wide range of workloads. Compatible with a broad set of Azure services and external tools, Azure Storage enables businesses to build scalable, secure, and cost-effective solutions for any data-driven application. Whether it's handling structured or unstructured data, Azure's storage technologies ensure reliability, security, and high availability for your business needs.
Azure Database Consulting
Azure Database technologies offer a suite of fully managed database services that provide scalability, security, and high availability for a wide range of application needs.
Whether businesses are building new applications or migrating existing databases to the cloud, Azure’s database services handle various workloads, from relational to non-relational data, with robust performance and global reach. These databases are designed to integrate seamlessly with other Azure services, providing a powerful platform for cloud-based applications that require consistent, low-latency access to data.
Azure SQL Database
Azure SQL Database is a fully managed relational database built on Microsoft SQL Server. Why use it? It offers high availability, automatic backups, scaling, and security, making it ideal for mission-critical applications. It is a great option for businesses that want to lift and shift their SQL Server workloads to the cloud or develop new cloud-native apps. Compatible with SQL Server Management Studio, Visual Studio, and Azure Data Studio.
Azure Cosmos DB
Azure Cosmos DB is a globally distributed, multi-model NoSQL database that offers low-latency access to data with multi-region replication. Why use it? Cosmos DB is suitable for applications that require high availability, distributed architecture, and rapid response times across the globe. It supports multiple data models (key-value, document, graph, and column-family) and is compatible with APIs for MongoDB, Cassandra, Gremlin, and SQL, making it versatile for various workloads like IoT, gaming, and real-time analytics.
Azure Database for MySQL
Azure Database for MySQL is a managed relational database service that supports open-source MySQL. Why use it? It’s ideal for businesses that rely on the MySQL ecosystem for their applications, offering scalability, high availability, and built-in security features. It integrates easily with MySQL-compatible tools and applications. Compatible with MySQL Workbench, phpMyAdmin, and other MySQL tools.
Azure Database for PostgreSQL
Azure Database for PostgreSQL is a fully managed, scalable relational database service for open-source PostgreSQL. Why use it? It is designed for developers who need to build applications on top of the PostgreSQL platform, known for its advanced data types and powerful SQL extensions. It supports scaling, automated backups, and high availability with minimal operational management. Compatible with pgAdmin, PostgreSQL extensions, and tools like DBeaver.
Azure SQL Managed Instance
Azure SQL Managed Instance is a fully managed SQL Server instance in the cloud that combines the best of SQL Server with the flexibility of the cloud. Why use it? Managed Instance offers full SQL Server compatibility, making it easy to migrate existing on-premises SQL Server workloads to Azure without code changes. It supports complex queries, transactions, and in-memory processing. Compatible with SQL Server features like Agent, SSIS, and CLR.
Azure Database for MariaDB
Azure Database for MariaDB is a fully managed database service for MariaDB, a popular MySQL variant. Why use it? It provides scalability, high availability, and enterprise-grade security for MariaDB-based applications, making it ideal for businesses that already use MariaDB for their applications. Compatible with MariaDB tools and frameworks such as MySQL Workbench and phpMyAdmin.
Azure SQL Edge
Azure SQL Edge is a small-footprint, optimized version of Azure SQL Database designed for IoT and edge computing environments. Why use it? SQL Edge offers near-real-time analytics, streaming capabilities, and AI integration, making it ideal for IoT applications with limited connectivity or on-device processing. Compatible with the full Azure SQL family, allowing easy integration with cloud-based services.
Azure Database technologies provide a robust, scalable, and secure set of database services that meet a wide range of application requirements, from traditional relational databases to globally distributed NoSQL solutions. Each database service offers unique advantages, such as fully managed operations, high availability, and strong integration with other Azure services. Whether you’re building enterprise applications, real-time analytics systems, or IoT solutions, Azure’s database offerings ensure reliable and flexible data management that supports business innovation.
Azure Networking & Content Delivery Consulting
Azure Networking and Content Delivery technologies offer a comprehensive set of tools and services to securely connect, manage, and deliver content and applications across the globe.
Azure development services and networking and content delivery technologies ensure high availability, low-latency performance, and secure communication for applications, supporting both internal and external users. Azure provides a reliable infrastructure that can scale as needed, enabling businesses to optimize network traffic and securely deliver content to end-users with minimal latency.
Azure Virtual Network (VNet)
Azure Virtual Network enables secure communication between Azure resources, such as virtual machines, within an isolated network. Why use it? It provides full control over IP address spaces, DNS settings, and network security, making it ideal for businesses that need to extend their on-premises infrastructure to the cloud using a virtual private network. Compatible with VPNs, Azure ExpressRoute, and hybrid cloud setups.
Azure Load Balancer
Azure Load Balancer distributes inbound traffic across multiple virtual machines, ensuring high availability and fault tolerance for applications. Why use it? It’s crucial for balancing application traffic to prevent server overload and maintain optimal performance. Load Balancer is compatible with both TCP and UDP-based applications and can be used for both internal and public-facing applications.
Azure Traffic Manager
Azure Traffic Manager is a DNS-based traffic load balancer that routes incoming traffic based on performance, geographic location, or availability to different Azure regions. Why use it? It is essential for applications needing global high availability and low-latency access for users across multiple geographic locations. Compatible with Azure App Services, VMs, and external endpoints.
Azure Content Delivery Network (CDN)
Azure Content Delivery Network (CDN) enables the efficient delivery of content to users globally by caching content at strategically placed edge servers. Why use it? Azure CDN reduces latency, improves load times, and offers scalable content distribution for web applications, media streaming, and file downloads. Compatible with Azure Blob Storage, Azure Media Services, and Azure Web Apps.
Azure ExpressRoute
Azure ExpressRoute creates a private connection between on-premises networks and Azure data centers, bypassing the public internet for more reliable and secure communication. Why use it? It is ideal for organizations that need high-speed, low-latency, and highly secure data transfer for mission-critical applications, such as financial services or government workloads. Compatible with on-premises networks, VPNs, and Azure VNet.
Azure VPN Gateway
Azure VPN Gateway provides secure connectivity between on-premises networks and Azure through a site-to-site virtual private network (VPN). Why use it? It’s critical for securely extending on-premises infrastructure to the cloud, especially for hybrid cloud setups or multi-site organizations. Compatible with Azure Virtual Networks and other cloud providers.
Azure DDoS Protection
Azure DDoS Protection provides defense against Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks, protecting applications from network disruptions. Why use it? It’s essential for businesses looking to protect their public-facing applications from malicious traffic spikes, ensuring application availability. Compatible with all Azure PaaS, IaaS, and SaaS offerings, including Azure Web Apps and VMs.
Azure Firewall
Azure Firewall is a fully managed, cloud-based network security service that protects Azure Virtual Network resources. Why use it? It ensures advanced threat protection and centralized management of network traffic with deep packet inspection. Compatible with Azure VNet, Application Gateway, and ExpressRoute for end-to-end security.
Azure Application Gateway
Azure Application Gateway is a web traffic load balancer that allows you to manage traffic to web applications. Why use it? It provides application-level routing and includes built-in web application firewall capabilities to secure your applications from vulnerabilities. Compatible with Azure VMs, Azure Web Apps, and Kubernetes clusters.
Azure Networking and Content Delivery technologies provide a comprehensive platform for managing, securing, and optimizing network traffic and content delivery across the globe. From establishing secure VPNs and private connections with ExpressRoute to ensuring high availability with Load Balancers and Traffic Manager, Azure empowers businesses to achieve seamless, scalable, and secure networking solutions. These technologies ensure that businesses can securely deliver content and applications to users with high performance, low latency, and strong protection against cyber threats.
Azure Machine Learning & AI Consulting
Azure AI and Machine Learning technologies offer a powerful suite of tools and services that enable businesses to build intelligent applications, automate processes, and gain insights from data.
No other Azure development services simplify the development, training, and deployment of machine learning models while providing pre-built APIs for vision, speech, language, and decision-making, like these developed by Microsoft. Azure AI and Machine Learning technologies are designed to help organizations enhance productivity, improve decision-making, and provide personalized experiences, all while leveraging scalable cloud infrastructure.
Azure Machine Learning
Azure Machine Learning is a cloud-based platform for training, deploying, and managing machine learning models. Why use it? It provides a full suite of tools for data scientists and developers to build and automate machine learning workflows, from experimentation to deployment. Azure Machine Learning supports popular frameworks like TensorFlow, PyTorch, and Scikit-learn, making it compatible with a wide range of open-source tools.
Azure Cognitive Services
Azure Cognitive Services is a collection of pre-built APIs that provide AI capabilities for vision, speech, language, and decision-making. Why use it? It allows developers to easily integrate AI features like image recognition, text analysis, and natural language processing into applications without deep AI expertise. Compatible with a variety of programming languages, including .NET, Python, and JavaScript, making it versatile for different development environments.
Azure Bot Service
Azure Bot Service enables developers to build, test, and deploy intelligent chatbots that can interact with users via text, speech, or other communication channels. Why use it? It provides a fully managed platform for creating bots that can integrate with applications like Microsoft Teams, Slack, and Facebook Messenger. Compatible with Azure Cognitive Services for adding AI-powered natural language understanding and speech recognition to bots.
Azure OpenAI Service
Azure OpenAI Service allows businesses to leverage advanced language models, such as those developed by OpenAI, for natural language processing, text generation, and code automation. Why use it? It enables companies to build innovative applications that can generate human-like text, automate content creation, and enhance customer service experiences. Compatible with Azure Cognitive Services and other AI tools for a seamless AI integration.
Azure Databricks
Azure Databricks is an Apache Spark-based analytics platform that simplifies big data and machine learning tasks. Why use it? It provides an integrated environment for data engineers, data scientists, and business analysts to collaborate on data and machine learning projects. Databricks is compatible with Azure Machine Learning, allowing seamless integration of big data processing and AI model training.
Azure AI Video Indexer
Azure AI Video Indexer offers automatic video analysis, enabling the extraction of insights, metadata, and audio transcriptions from video content. Why use it? It is perfect for media companies or businesses that want to catalog and analyze video content for better searchability or content recommendation. Compatible with Azure Cognitive Services and Azure Media Services for a comprehensive AI-driven media solution.
Azure Form Recognizer
Azure Form Recognizer extracts text, key-value pairs, and tables from documents, allowing businesses to automate document processing. Why use it? It reduces manual data entry efforts, making it ideal for industries that deal with forms, invoices, or contracts. It integrates with Azure Logic Apps and Power Automate for workflow automation, making it compatible with low-code/no-code platforms.
Azure Percept
Azure Percept is an edge AI platform designed for creating and deploying AI models directly on IoT devices. Why use it? It enables businesses to develop intelligent edge solutions, such as real-time object detection and anomaly detection, without relying on cloud processing. Compatible with Azure IoT and Azure Cognitive Services for creating smart devices and enhancing edge computing capabilities.
Azure AI and Machine Learning technologies offer a robust platform for businesses to build, deploy, and scale intelligent applications. From custom machine learning models to pre-built AI APIs for natural language processing and image recognition, Azure empowers organizations to innovate faster while reducing the complexity of AI development. With strong compatibility with open-source frameworks and other Azure services, these technologies enable seamless integration into existing workflows, helping companies harness the power of AI and machine learning to drive smarter decisions and automate processes.
Azure Security, Identity & Compliance Consulting
Azure Security, Identity, and Compliance technologies provide comprehensive tools and services to safeguard cloud environments, manage user identities, and ensure compliance with regulatory standards.
Designed to protect against threats, maintain data integrity, and ensure that organizations meet industry and legal compliance requirements, in combination with Intertech’s Azure development services, you will experience built-in capabilities for monitoring, threat detection, identity management, and regulatory auditing. Azure ensures that businesses can operate securely in the cloud while meeting global compliance standards.
Azure Active Directory (Azure AD)
Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) is a cloud-based identity and access management service that provides single sign-on, multi-factor authentication, and conditional access. Why use it? Azure AD ensures secure access to applications and services, whether on-premises or in the cloud. It integrates seamlessly with Office 365, Microsoft Teams, and thousands of SaaS applications. Compatible with on-premises Active Directory for hybrid identity management.
Azure Security Center
Azure Security Center provides unified security management and advanced threat protection across hybrid cloud environments. Why use it? It continuously assesses your Azure environment for security vulnerabilities, provides recommendations, and monitors for threats in real-time. Security Center integrates with Azure Sentinel, a cloud-native security information and event management (SIEM) tool, to deliver deeper security analytics. Compatible with third-party security tools like firewalls and anti-malware software.
Azure Sentinel
Azure Sentinel is a cloud-native SIEM and Security Orchestration Automated Response (SOAR) solution that provides intelligent security analytics and threat detection. Why use it? It collects data across all users, devices, applications, and infrastructure, allowing organizations to detect and respond to security incidents faster. Sentinel is compatible with Microsoft 365, Azure AD, Azure Security Center, and third-party data sources, allowing comprehensive security monitoring across environments.
Azure Key Vault
Azure Key Vault is a cloud service for securely storing and accessing secrets like API keys, passwords, certificates, and encryption keys. Why use it? It helps safeguard sensitive data by centralizing the management of cryptographic keys and secrets, enabling secure access control. Key Vault integrates with Azure Active Directory for identity-based access and with Azure applications for seamless key management. Compatible with Azure App Service, Azure Functions, and on-premise systems.
Azure DDoS Protection
Azure DDoS Protection safeguards your applications from Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks by providing automatic traffic monitoring and attack mitigation. Why use it? It ensures the availability of applications by preventing service disruptions caused by malicious traffic. DDoS Protection is integrated with Azure Virtual Network, making it compatible with applications hosted on Azure VMs, load balancers, and other network resources.
Azure Policy
Azure Policy helps organizations enforce governance and compliance standards by creating and managing policies that ensure resources comply with company or industry regulations. Why use it? It is essential for maintaining security best practices and compliance with regulations such as GDPR, HIPAA, and ISO standards. Azure Policy integrates with Azure Blueprints for policy deployment and is compatible with third-party compliance frameworks.
Azure Information Protection
Azure Information Protection (AIP) allows organizations to classify, label, and protect sensitive information across their data lifecycle. Why use it? It is crucial for businesses that need to safeguard confidential documents and control access based on sensitivity labels. AIP integrates with Office 365 applications and Azure Rights Management, providing end-to-end protection for data at rest and in transit. Compatible with SharePoint, Exchange, and third-party document management systems.
Azure Compliance Manager
Azure Compliance Manager is a workflow-based tool that helps organizations manage regulatory compliance and risk assessments in the cloud. Why use it? It provides a centralized dashboard for tracking and managing compliance activities, making it easier to stay compliant with industry standards. Compliance Manager is compatible with frameworks such as GDPR, ISO, and NIST, offering templates and guidance for achieving regulatory compliance.
AWS Security, Identity, and Compliance services offer a robust set of tools to protect cloud environments, control access to resources, and ensure compliance with industry regulations. From managing user permissions with IAM to securing applications against DDoS attacks with AWS Shield, these services help businesses implement strong security policies while reducing operational complexity. With comprehensive auditing, encryption, and security monitoring tools, AWS enables organizations to maintain control over their infrastructure and data, ensuring a secure and compliant cloud environment that supports innovation and growth.
Azure Developer Tools Consulting
Azure Developer Tools provide a wide range of services and solutions to help developers design, build, test, and deploy applications efficiently in the cloud.
Azure development services and tools are designed to support various programming languages, frameworks, and platforms, providing flexibility for developers to work in their preferred environments. Azure Developer Tools also offer integration with DevOps practices, enabling continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD), automation, and collaboration across teams. With these tools, developers can accelerate the development process, ensure high-quality code, and seamlessly deploy applications to Azure.
Azure DevOps
Azure DevOps is a comprehensive set of development tools for project management, source code management, CI/CD pipelines, and automated testing. Why use it? It supports collaboration across teams, offering features like Azure Repos for version control, Azure Pipelines for automation, and Azure Boards for agile project management. Azure DevOps integrates with GitHub, Jenkins, Docker, and many third-party tools, making it highly versatile.
Visual Studio
Visual Studio is Microsoft’s integrated development environment (IDE) that supports the development of applications for Azure using a variety of languages, including C#, Python, JavaScript, and more. Why use it? It offers debugging, code editing, and testing features, all tightly integrated with Azure services like Azure Functions, App Service, and Cosmos DB. Visual Studio is compatible with Git for version control and can work with Azure DevOps for CI/CD.
Visual Studio Code
Visual Studio Code (VS Code) is a lightweight, cross-platform code editor with powerful support for extensions. Why use it? VS Code provides flexibility for cloud and local development with built-in Git, debugging, and integration with Azure services through extensions. It supports multiple programming languages and integrates with Azure services like Azure Functions, Kubernetes, and Azure App Service. Compatible with GitHub, Docker, and DevOps tools.
Azure CLI
Azure Command-Line Interface (CLI) is a tool that allows developers to manage Azure resources through command-line commands. Why use it? Azure CLI simplifies automating tasks, such as provisioning resources, deploying applications, and managing services, without needing to use the Azure portal. It’s compatible with all major operating systems (Windows, macOS, Linux) and integrates well with DevOps automation workflows, including Azure DevOps and Jenkins.
Azure PowerShell
Azure PowerShell is a set of cmdlets designed to manage and automate Azure services from the command line. Why use it? It is ideal for Windows-centric environments and administrators familiar with PowerShell scripting. Azure PowerShell allows for automated deployment, resource management, and configuration of Azure services. Compatible with Azure Automation for running scripts across Azure environments.
Azure SDKs
Azure Software Development Kits (SDKs) allow developers to build applications for Azure using their preferred programming languages, such as .NET, Java, Python, JavaScript, and Go. Why use it? SDKs simplify interactions with Azure services like storage, compute, and AI by providing pre-built libraries and tools that abstract much of the complexity. These SDKs are compatible with multiple IDEs, including Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code, for seamless development and deployment.
Azure Resource Manager (ARM) Templates
Azure Resource Manager (ARM) Templates are JSON-based files used to automate the deployment and management of Azure resources. Why use it? ARM Templates provide infrastructure-as-code capabilities, allowing developers to define and deploy infrastructure in a repeatable, version-controlled manner. They are compatible with Azure DevOps, Terraform, and third-party CI/CD tools for managing complex environments.
GitHub Actions for Azure
GitHub Actions for Azure allows developers to automate workflows directly within GitHub for deploying applications to Azure. Why use it? It provides CI/CD automation within GitHub repositories, simplifying code deployment, testing, and infrastructure provisioning in Azure. GitHub Actions is compatible with Azure services like App Service, Functions, and Kubernetes, and works seamlessly with the Azure DevOps ecosystem.
Azure Developer Tools provide a comprehensive and flexible set of solutions that cater to all stages of the software development lifecycle. From coding and testing to deploying and managing cloud applications, these tools enhance productivity and streamline workflows. With strong compatibility across various programming languages, third-party development environments, and CI/CD tools, Azure empowers developers to build scalable, high-performance cloud applications with ease. Whether you are using Azure DevOps, Visual Studio, or command-line tools, Azure offers a rich development environment designed to meet modern cloud development needs.
Azure Internet of Things (IoT) Consulting
Azure Internet of Things (IoT) technologies provide a comprehensive suite of tools and services that help organizations connect, manage, and analyze data from their IoT devices.
With Azure IoT, businesses can gather real-time insights, enhance operational efficiency, and drive innovation through connected devices across various industries such as manufacturing, energy, healthcare, and transportation. These technologies offer secure, scalable, and robust solutions for IoT implementations, making it easy for organizations to develop and deploy IoT applications on a global scale.
Azure IoT Hub
Azure IoT Hub is a managed service that enables secure and reliable bi-directional communication between IoT devices and the cloud. Why use it? IoT Hub is ideal for managing large numbers of devices and processing data securely in real-time, supporting millions of simultaneously connected devices. It integrates with Azure Machine Learning and other analytics services. Compatible with IoT protocols like MQTT, AMQP, and HTTP.
Azure IoT Central
Azure IoT Central is a SaaS platform that simplifies the creation of IoT solutions by offering pre-built templates and a user-friendly interface for device management and data visualization. Why use it? It allows businesses to quickly set up and scale IoT applications without deep technical expertise, making it perfect for rapid deployment and proof-of-concept projects. Compatible with IoT Hub, Azure Maps, and other Azure services for easy integration.
Azure IoT Edge
Azure IoT Edge extends cloud intelligence by running AI, analytics, and machine learning models on IoT devices at the edge. Why use it? It reduces latency and bandwidth costs by processing data locally, which is crucial for real-time decision-making in scenarios such as predictive maintenance and autonomous systems. IoT Edge is compatible with Azure Machine Learning, Stream Analytics, and open-source AI frameworks like TensorFlow.
Azure Digital Twins
Azure Digital Twins allows businesses to create digital replicas of physical environments, enabling simulations and real-time monitoring of assets, processes, and systems. Why use it? It helps organizations optimize their operations by gaining deep insights from IoT data, such as improving building energy efficiency or manufacturing workflows. It is compatible with Azure IoT Hub, Azure AI, and other analytics services for comprehensive modeling.
Azure Time Series Insights
Azure Time Series Insights is a fully managed analytics and storage service that enables the analysis and visualization of time-series data from IoT devices. Why use it? It’s ideal for detecting patterns, anomalies, and trends in real-time, making it perfect for industries like energy, manufacturing, and healthcare that rely on sensor data. Compatible with IoT Hub and Azure Event Hubs for data ingestion.
Azure Sphere
Azure Sphere is an end-to-end IoT security solution that includes a certified microcontroller unit (MCU), a secure operating system, and cloud-based security services. Why use it? It ensures that IoT devices are protected from security threats, providing ongoing updates and threat response. Azure Sphere is compatible with Azure IoT Hub and Azure IoT Edge, making it ideal for building secure IoT solutions.
Azure Maps
Azure Maps provides geospatial services such as location tracking, mapping, and routing, designed to integrate with IoT solutions. Why use it? It enhances IoT applications by offering real-time location-based insights, which are particularly useful in logistics, asset tracking, and smart city projects. Compatible with IoT Hub, IoT Central, and other data services for seamless integration into IoT applications.
Azure IoT technologies offer a scalable, secure, and comprehensive platform for building IoT solutions that drive real-time insights and improve operational efficiencies. From managing IoT devices with Azure IoT Hub to processing data locally with IoT Edge and creating digital replicas with Digital Twins, Azure provides the tools necessary to support innovative IoT deployments. These technologies are highly compatible with various protocols, devices, and services, allowing organizations to implement and scale IoT solutions easily while ensuring robust security and performance.
Azure Blockchain Consulting
Azure Blockchain technologies provide a platform and set of tools for building, managing, and deploying blockchain applications in a secure, scalable, and transparent manner.
Azure’s blockchain offerings help organizations streamline business processes, reduce transaction costs, and increase trust through decentralized and distributed ledger technologies. These services support a range of blockchain frameworks and make it easier for enterprises to integrate blockchain into their existing IT infrastructures while benefiting from Azure’s security, scalability, and global reach.
Azure Blockchain Service
Azure Blockchain Service is a fully managed blockchain network that simplifies the creation, governance, and operation of consortium blockchain networks. Why use it? It allows businesses to build and deploy blockchain applications quickly without worrying about the complexities of setting up and managing the infrastructure. The service provides governance models, automatic upgrades, and monitoring features. Compatible with Ethereum, Quorum, and Corda, Azure Blockchain Service allows organizations to choose the framework that best suits their needs.
Azure Blockchain Workbench
Azure Blockchain Workbench provides a pre-built infrastructure for developing blockchain applications, including identity management, key management, and API integration. Why use it? Workbench accelerates blockchain application development by providing templates, connectors, and integration with other Azure services like Active Directory and IoT Hub. It is compatible with Ethereum and can be used alongside other Azure tools for complete solutions.
Azure Confidential Ledger
Azure Confidential Ledger is a blockchain-based service that provides tamperproof, immutable, and highly secure storage for sensitive records and transactions. Why use it? It is ideal for scenarios requiring high security and trust, such as auditing, legal records, and financial transactions. The ledger is built on the Azure Confidential Computing platform, ensuring that data remains secure even while being processed. Compatible with other Azure services for secure data handling.
Azure Blockchain Tokens
Azure Blockchain Tokens is a service that simplifies the creation, issuance, and management of blockchain-based tokens. Why use it? It allows businesses to represent digital assets, loyalty points, or fractional ownership in a secure and verifiable way using blockchain technology. The service provides pre-built templates and integrates with Azure Blockchain Service, making it compatible with Ethereum-based frameworks and token standards such as ERC-20.
Azure Blockchain technologies provide a secure, scalable, and easy-to-deploy platform for enterprises looking to build and integrate blockchain solutions. Whether businesses need a fully managed blockchain network, pre-built development tools, or secure token management, Azure offers a range of services to meet these needs. By supporting popular blockchain frameworks like Ethereum and integrating seamlessly with other Azure services, Azure’s blockchain solutions help businesses streamline complex processes, enhance security, and promote trust in multi-party transactions.
Azure Migration & Transfer Consulting
Azure Migrate & Transfer technologies provide comprehensive tools to help organizations assess, plan, and execute their migration to the cloud.
Azure development services that support the migration of on-premises infrastructure, applications, and databases to Azure with minimal disruption change everything. Azure Migrate simplifies the process by offering assessments and guidance, while Azure Transfer technologies ensure secure and efficient data movement. Together, these technologies help organizations seamlessly transition to the cloud, improve operational efficiency, and unlock new capabilities without the complexities often associated with migration.
Azure Migrate
Azure Migrate is a central hub for discovering, assessing, and migrating on-premises environments, including virtual machines, applications, and databases, to Azure. Why use it? It provides a streamlined workflow for migrating workloads with detailed assessments of readiness, cost estimation, and resource mapping, making it easier for businesses to plan their migration. It integrates with third-party tools like VMware and Hyper-V for assessing and migrating virtual environments. Compatible with databases like SQL Server and other applications.
Azure Site Recovery
Azure Site Recovery ensures business continuity by replicating workloads running on physical and virtual machines to Azure. Why use it? It helps organizations implement disaster recovery strategies by automatically replicating critical applications to Azure, providing failover and failback capabilities. Compatible with Hyper-V, VMware, and physical servers, Site Recovery ensures that businesses can quickly recover from outages with minimal data loss.
Azure Data Box
Azure Data Box provides a range of secure, physical devices to help businesses transfer large volumes of data to Azure. Why use it? Data Box is perfect for organizations that need to move terabytes or petabytes of data quickly and securely, especially when bandwidth is limited. It includes multiple options like Data Box, Data Box Disk, and Data Box Heavy, tailored to different storage needs. Compatible with Azure Storage and Azure Data Lake for seamless data integration.
Azure Database Migration Service
Azure Database Migration Service simplifies the process of migrating databases to Azure, including SQL Server, MySQL, PostgreSQL, and Oracle. Why use it? It provides near-zero downtime migrations with built-in support for assessments and recommendations to ensure a smooth transition. The service is compatible with Azure SQL Database, Azure Cosmos DB, and managed instances, making it ideal for organizations moving mission-critical databases to the cloud.
Azure Storage Migration
Azure Storage Migration involves moving data from on-premises storage systems to Azure's scalable storage solutions. Why use it? Organizations can migrate to Azure Blob Storage, Files, or Disks for improved scalability, accessibility, and cost-effectiveness. The service provides easy-to-use tools to move unstructured data to Azure, ensuring compatibility with a range of applications and workloads.
Azure Migrate & Transfer technologies provide businesses with a reliable, secure, and streamlined path to move their on-premises infrastructure, applications, and data to the cloud. Whether migrating virtual machines, databases, or large datasets, Azure offers a range of tools to simplify the process while minimizing downtime and disruption. With seamless integration across Azure services and compatibility with on-premises systems, Azure's migration solutions ensure organizations can efficiently transition to the cloud and take advantage of its scalability and innovation.
Azure Business Applications Consulting
Azure Business Applications technologies provide a set of solutions that empower organizations to build, manage, and enhance their business processes.
Azure business application tools offer flexibility, scalability, and advanced analytics to optimize operations and decision-making, helping businesses improve efficiency, customer engagement, and innovation. Azure Business Applications integrate seamlessly with Microsoft products like Dynamics 365, Power Platform, and Office 365, as well as other third-party applications, enabling organizations to drive digital transformation and automate workflows across various functions such as sales, customer service, and finance.
Power Apps
Power Apps allows users to build custom business applications without requiring deep coding skills, using a low-code/no-code platform. Why use it? It is ideal for businesses that need to create tailored solutions for specific processes, enabling rapid development and deployment of apps that integrate with other Azure services and Microsoft applications. Compatible with Dynamics 365, Azure SQL Database, and a variety of third-party APIs and data sources.
Power Automate
Power Automate (formerly Microsoft Flow) enables users to automate repetitive tasks and workflows across applications and services. Why use it? It helps organizations save time by automating manual processes, such as sending notifications, moving data between systems, or managing approvals. Power Automate integrates seamlessly with Azure services, Dynamics 365, and Office 365, and is compatible with hundreds of third-party apps like Salesforce and Dropbox.
Power BI
Power BI is a business analytics tool that enables organizations to visualize data and gain actionable insights. Why use it? It provides interactive dashboards and reports that help businesses make informed decisions based on real-time data from multiple sources. Power BI is compatible with Azure Data Lake, Azure Synapse Analytics, and many other data sources, making it a versatile tool for data analysis and reporting.
Azure Logic Apps
Azure Logic Apps is a cloud service that automates workflows, integrating with both Azure services and external systems. Why use it? It simplifies the creation of complex workflows and integrations across cloud and on-premises environments, making it easy for businesses to automate processes like data synchronization, alerts, or B2B communication. Compatible with Power Automate, Microsoft 365, and over 200 third-party connectors such as SAP, Oracle, and Salesforce.
Azure API Management
Azure API Management enables businesses to create, secure, and manage APIs used in business applications. Why use it? It helps organizations expose their APIs securely to internal teams, partners, and external developers, promoting collaboration and innovation. It integrates with Azure services like Logic Apps, Functions, and App Service, and is compatible with third-party tools such as Swagger and OpenAPI for API documentation and testing.
Azure Cognitive Search
Azure Cognitive Search provides AI-powered search capabilities for business applications, allowing organizations to build advanced search experiences. Why use it? It enhances customer and employee experiences by offering intuitive search features, such as natural language understanding and knowledge extraction. Azure Cognitive Search integrates with Dynamics 365, Power BI, and other Azure services, and is compatible with external databases and content management systems.
Dynamics 365
Dynamics 365 is a suite of intelligent business applications that unify CRM and ERP capabilities to provide businesses with end-to-end management of sales, customer service, finance, and operations. Why use it? Dynamics 365 helps organizations streamline business processes, improve customer engagement, and enhance decision-making through data-driven insights. It is fully integrated with Azure services and Microsoft 365 for a seamless workflow. Compatible with Power BI for advanced reporting and analytics.
Azure Business Applications technologies offer powerful, flexible, and scalable solutions for organizations to streamline operations, enhance customer engagement, and drive innovation. From Dynamics 365 to Power Platform and API Management, these technologies integrate seamlessly with Azure services and other third-party applications, providing businesses with the tools they need to automate processes, analyze data, and build custom applications. These solutions enable companies to operate efficiently and remain competitive in an increasingly digital business environment.
Azure Management & Governance Consulting
Azure Management & Governance technologies provide a set of tools and services that help organizations efficiently manage their Azure environments, ensuring proper governance, compliance, cost control, and resource optimization.
These technologies allow businesses to monitor, automate, and secure their Azure resources at scale, enabling IT teams to maintain visibility and control over cloud operations while adhering to organizational policies and regulatory requirements. Azure’s Management & Governance tools are crucial for maintaining a well-organized cloud infrastructure, optimizing costs, and ensuring operational consistency across the entire cloud environment.
Azure Policy
Azure Policy helps organizations enforce compliance and governance by creating rules that ensure Azure resources meet organizational standards. Why use it? It allows companies to define policies that can automatically audit, enforce, and remediate issues related to resource configurations, security standards, and cost management. Compatible with Azure Blueprints and Azure Management Groups for centralized policy management across environments.
Azure Cost Management and Billing
Azure Cost Management and Billing provides tools to track, analyze, and optimize cloud spending across Azure resources. Why use it? It helps organizations monitor their cloud usage, set budgets, and gain insights into cost trends, allowing for better cost control and financial transparency. It integrates seamlessly with Microsoft 365 and supports multi-cloud cost management, making it compatible with AWS through Azure Cost Management for AWS.
Azure Monitor
Azure Monitor collects and analyzes telemetry data from Azure and on-premises resources to provide full visibility into the health and performance of applications. Why use it? It enables real-time monitoring of metrics, logs, and diagnostics, helping businesses detect issues, improve performance, and ensure uptime. Compatible with Azure services like Log Analytics and Application Insights for detailed insights into applications and infrastructure.
Azure Automation
Azure Automation simplifies the management of cloud environments by automating repetitive tasks, such as deploying updates, managing configurations, and orchestrating workflows. Why use it? It reduces manual intervention, improving efficiency and consistency across Azure and hybrid cloud environments. Compatible with Azure Logic Apps, Azure Monitor, and third-party tools for automated process integration and workflow automation.
Azure Blueprints
Azure Blueprints allow organizations to define and deploy a repeatable set of governance standards and resource configurations for Azure environments. Why use it? Blueprints enable consistent and compliant deployments by packaging policies, role-based access control (RBAC), and resource templates into a reusable framework. Compatible with Azure Policy and ARM templates, Azure Blueprints ensures governance and security standards are met across multiple deployments.
Azure Resource Manager (ARM)
Azure Resource Manager (ARM) provides a management layer that enables organizations to deploy, manage, and organize Azure resources through a consistent API. Why use it? ARM ensures that resources are deployed consistently with predefined templates and permissions, enabling organizations to maintain control over their cloud infrastructure. ARM is compatible with Azure DevOps, Terraform, and other automation tools for infrastructure-as-code deployments.
Azure Arc
Azure Arc extends Azure management and governance capabilities to on-premises, multi-cloud, and edge environments. Why use it? It provides a unified control plane to manage, monitor, and secure hybrid resources, ensuring consistency in governance across different environments. Compatible with Kubernetes, Windows, and Linux, Azure Arc enables businesses to bring their non-Azure resources under Azure management for streamlined operations.
Azure Advisor
Azure Advisor is a personalized cloud consultant that provides best practices and recommendations to optimize Azure resources for performance, security, cost, and operational excellence. Why use it? It offers actionable insights based on usage patterns, helping organizations optimize their cloud environment and avoid potential issues. Advisor is compatible with Azure Cost Management and Azure Monitor for continuous optimization and monitoring.
Azure Management & Governance technologies provide organizations with the tools they need to effectively manage, monitor, and govern their cloud resources. From ensuring policy compliance with Azure Policy to optimizing cloud spending with Azure Cost Management, these technologies help businesses maintain control, efficiency, and security across their Azure environments. These solutions integrate seamlessly with other Azure services and third-party tools, allowing for comprehensive cloud governance that scales with the organization's needs. Whether it's managing hybrid or multi-cloud environments, Azure's Management & Governance tools ensure operational consistency and accountability.
Azure Media Services Consulting
Azure Media Services offers a suite of cloud-based tools for encoding, streaming, and analyzing media content, making it ideal for businesses that need to deliver high-quality video and audio to global audiences.
With Azure Media Services, organizations can securely stream live and on-demand content to a wide range of devices, as well as automate media processing tasks like encoding, content protection, and analytics. These technologies are designed to provide scalable, reliable, and secure media delivery solutions for industries such as broadcasting, education, entertainment, and more.
Azure Media Player
Azure Media Player is a customizable, cross-platform media player that allows users to stream video content across browsers and devices. Why use it? It automatically adjusts the streaming experience based on device and network conditions, ensuring smooth playback across multiple devices. Compatible with streaming formats like MPEG-DASH, HLS, and Smooth Streaming, as well as DRM technologies for content protection.
Live and On-Demand Streaming
Azure Media Services offers live and on-demand streaming capabilities for broadcasting events, shows, and other media content to a global audience. Why use it? It supports adaptive bitrate streaming, ensuring high-quality video delivery even under varying network conditions. Compatible with common streaming protocols such as HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) and Dynamic Adaptive Streaming over HTTP (DASH), and integrates with Azure Content Delivery Network (CDN) for faster content delivery.
Azure Media Encoding
Azure Media Encoding enables the conversion of video and audio files into formats suitable for a wide range of devices and networks. Why use it? It automates the process of transcoding, compressing, and packaging media files, reducing manual labor and improving media delivery efficiency. Compatible with multiple codecs and formats, including H.264, H.265 (HEVC), and AAC, making it versatile for different media applications.
Azure Content Protection
Azure Content Protection provides built-in support for securing media with technologies like Digital Rights Management (DRM) and AES encryption. Why use it? It allows businesses to protect their media content from unauthorized access and piracy, ensuring that only licensed users can view or stream the content. Compatible with DRM systems such as PlayReady, Widevine, and FairPlay, Azure Content Protection integrates with Azure Media Services for seamless content security.
Azure Video Indexer
Azure Video Indexer is a media AI service that extracts metadata from video content, such as identifying faces, spoken words, and objects within a video. Why use it? It allows organizations to automate video analysis, improving searchability and enabling new insights from media content. Compatible with Azure Cognitive Services and other analytics tools for advanced media analysis and integration with existing workflows.
Azure Media Analytics
Azure Media Analytics provides AI-driven insights for video content, including features like speech-to-text, emotion detection, and content moderation. Why use it? It helps organizations monitor and analyze media content to ensure compliance, improve viewer experiences, and automate media workflows. Compatible with Azure Machine Learning and other AI technologies for enhanced media management and analysis.
Azure CDN Integration
Azure Media Services integrates with Azure Content Delivery Network (CDN) to accelerate media content delivery to users globally. Why use it? By distributing content to edge servers around the world, it reduces latency and ensures fast, reliable media streaming. Compatible with live streaming and on-demand media, this integration optimizes media delivery for global-scale applications.
Azure Media Services technologies provide a powerful, scalable, and secure platform for delivering high-quality media experiences across the globe. Whether businesses are streaming live events, analyzing video content, or protecting media with DRM, Azure offers a comprehensive set of tools to manage and enhance media delivery. These technologies integrate seamlessly with Azure’s AI, analytics, and CDN services, offering businesses a robust solution for media streaming and content management that meets diverse industry needs.
Azure Analytics Consulting
Azure Analytics technologies offer a comprehensive set of tools and services for collecting, processing, analyzing, and visualizing data at scale.
Azure analytics technologies enable organizations to transform raw data into actionable insights, helping to improve decision-making, optimize operations, and drive business outcomes. With powerful integrations across data sources and seamless interoperability with other Azure services, Azure Analytics solutions are designed to support modern data analytics needs, ranging from real-time data streaming to complex big data processing and advanced machine learning models.
Azure Synapse Analytics
Azure Synapse Analytics is an integrated analytics service that brings together big data and data warehousing. Why use it? It provides end-to-end analytics, allowing businesses to query data using both serverless and provisioned resources, combine data from different sources, and deliver insights in real time. Compatible with Azure Data Lake, Power BI, and machine learning tools, Synapse Analytics supports both SQL and Spark-based analytics.
Azure Databricks
Azure Databricks is an Apache Spark-based platform optimized for analytics and big data processing. Why use it? It simplifies data engineering and collaborative data science, making it ideal for building machine learning models and processing large datasets. Databricks integrates seamlessly with Azure Machine Learning and Azure Synapse Analytics, and supports Python, Scala, SQL, and R for data processing and machine learning workflows.
Azure Data Lake Storage
Azure Data Lake Storage is a scalable and secure storage service optimized for big data analytics. Why use it? It allows businesses to store structured, semi-structured, and unstructured data for analysis and processing at scale, integrating easily with big data analytics frameworks like Hadoop, Spark, and Azure Synapse. Compatible with Azure Synapse Analytics, Azure Databricks, and HDInsight, it enables efficient, large-scale data storage and processing.
Azure Stream Analytics
Azure Stream Analytics is a real-time analytics service designed for processing streaming data from devices, sensors, and applications. Why use it? It allows organizations to gain real-time insights from IoT devices, social media, and applications by analyzing high-velocity data streams. Compatible with Azure IoT Hub, Event Hubs, and Power BI, Stream Analytics enables real-time data processing and visualization.
Azure HDInsight
Azure HDInsight is a fully managed cloud service for running open-source analytics frameworks like Hadoop, Spark, and Kafka. Why use it? It provides businesses with a cost-effective way to process large amounts of data using familiar open-source technologies. HDInsight is compatible with a wide range of big data tools, including Hive, Pig, and HBase, making it ideal for handling batch, real-time, and interactive data workloads.
Azure Data Factory
Azure Data Factory is a cloud-based data integration service that allows organizations to orchestrate and automate data workflows. Why use it? It enables the movement and transformation of data across various sources, providing seamless integration between on-premises and cloud environments. Compatible with Azure Synapse Analytics, SQL Database, and a wide variety of external data sources, Data Factory ensures smooth data ingestion and preparation for analytics.
Power BI
Power BI is a business analytics service that provides interactive dashboards and reports, enabling users to visualize and share insights from data. Why use it? It allows businesses to turn raw data into meaningful insights with interactive data visualizations, real-time dashboards, and advanced analytics. Power BI is fully compatible with Azure Synapse Analytics, Azure SQL Database, and other data sources, making it an essential tool for business intelligence.
Azure Analysis Services
Azure Analysis Services is an enterprise-grade analytics engine as a service, allowing businesses to build powerful data models that can be used across the organization. Why use it? It is ideal for performing complex queries and aggregations on large datasets and is used to build scalable and performant BI solutions. It integrates seamlessly with Power BI and other visualization tools, and is compatible with on-premises data sources like SQL Server.
Azure Analytics technologies offer a robust and scalable platform for processing and analyzing data across various scenarios, from real-time streaming analytics to large-scale data warehousing and big data processing. Whether it’s using Azure Synapse for unified analytics, Power BI for data visualization, or Databricks for advanced machine learning, Azure provides the flexibility and integration needed to transform data into actionable insights. These technologies work together to support a wide range of analytics workloads, enabling businesses to unlock the full value of their data.
Additional Azure Technologies We Consult
In addition to the technologies that are listed above and that we can help you with, Azure offers a range of specialized services and tools that cater to diverse needs across various industries and use cases.
These additional Azure technologies include services for blockchain, AI, integration, communication, and more. These tools help businesses expand their cloud capabilities, drive innovation, and address specific challenges such as securing decentralized applications, facilitating robust communication, and seamlessly integrating systems.
Azure Cognitive Services
Azure Cognitive Services offer AI-powered APIs that enable developers to integrate capabilities like vision, speech, language, and decision-making into their applications. Why use it? Cognitive Services simplify the addition of AI to apps without requiring deep machine learning expertise, allowing for intelligent features such as facial recognition, speech-to-text, and language translation. Compatible with Azure Machine Learning, Power BI, and other Azure AI services, they can be easily integrated into applications across industries.
Azure Logic Apps
Azure Logic Apps enable businesses to automate workflows and integrate cloud-based or on-premises systems. Why use it? It’s perfect for orchestrating complex business processes by connecting disparate services and systems, such as databases, APIs, and cloud platforms. Logic Apps integrates with over 200 services, including Azure functions, SharePoint, Salesforce, and Microsoft 365, offering seamless automation and system connectivity.
Azure SignalR Service
Azure SignalR Service is a fully managed service for building real-time applications with WebSockets, enabling bi-directional communication between server and client. Why use it? It allows developers to add real-time features like chat, notifications, and live updates to applications without the overhead of managing WebSocket infrastructure. Compatible with ASP.NET, serverless Azure Functions, and other Azure services, SignalR is used in applications requiring instant communication.
Azure API Management
Azure API Management allows organizations to create, publish, secure, and manage APIs, both for internal use and external consumption. Why use it? It simplifies the creation and governance of APIs, enabling businesses to expose data and services while ensuring security and performance. It integrates seamlessly with Azure Functions, Logic Apps, and other Azure services, and is compatible with third-party tools like Swagger and OpenAPI.
Azure Bastion
Azure Bastion provides a secure and seamless way to connect to virtual machines in an Azure Virtual Network via RDP and SSH without exposing the VMs to the public internet. Why use it? It eliminates the need to assign public IP addresses to VMs for management purposes, increasing security. Azure Bastion is compatible with Azure Virtual Machines, Azure Monitor, and other networking services, making it ideal for securely managing cloud-based environments.
Azure Communication Services
Azure Communication Services is a fully managed platform that enables developers to add communication features like voice, video, chat, and SMS to applications. Why use it? It allows businesses to integrate enterprise-grade communication directly into their solutions, ensuring scalable and reliable real-time interactions. Compatible with Microsoft Teams and other Azure services, it can be used for both customer-facing and internal communication solutions.
These additional Azure technologies further expand the capabilities of businesses looking to innovate, automate, and securely manage their cloud-based solutions. From real-time communication with Azure SignalR and Communication Services to the secure management of virtual machines with Azure Bastion, these tools offer specific solutions that address key challenges. These technologies integrate smoothly with Azure’s broader ecosystem, helping businesses build intelligent, connected, and secure applications for the modern world.
Digital Transformation: A Roadmap for Companies with Outdated Systems
As companies grow and evolve, so do their software systems. However, many businesses still rely on monolithic, aging technology stacks that may have reached or are nearing their end-of-life.
These legacy systems are often patched together with workarounds, creating inefficiencies, increasing maintenance costs, and limiting the ability to innovate. In today’s fast-moving digital landscape, where AI, machine learning, and automation tools are reshaping industries, businesses must consider modernizing these outdated systems to stay competitive.
At Intertech, we are experts in digitally transforming systems to fit your needs and budget. We understand that not everyone can afford to move their entire system to the cloud, and we can help you navigate this process.
There will always be a place for “legacy” technology in a measured hybrid environment, just as not every company needs an entire system based on microservices. Sometimes, a smaller monolith that is more agile does the trick. Digital transformation is not a one-size-fits-all solution, and our team will help you determine what is right for you.
Discover the key considerations for digital transformation, the benefits of cloud platforms like Azure and AWS in the digital transformation process, the pros and cons of low-code/no-code solutions, and the risks of open-source technology. We also present a step-by-step process for a successful transformation, things to consider if your system is .NET or Java based, and how Intertech can be a trusted partner throughout this journey.
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Azure Development Services: Stages & Results
Each stage of a software development project is crucial for long-term success, from defining your scope accurately to building a solid foundation that ensures the architecture is scalable, maintainable, and ready for future updates. Achieve the results you require, whether automating workflows or modernizing software that has reached the end of life to overall improved system performance & security with Intertech.
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Incorporating Azure technologies into your software projects ensures that your business remains competitive and future-proof. Our senior consultants bring deep expertise and a comprehensive understanding of the technology, providing valuable guidance and support to your development teams. Whether your team is composed of full-time employees or offshore resources, having one of our senior consultants on board increases the success of your software modernization and development initiatives.
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