Private and public cloud models are virtually identical: accessed via a network (Internet or other), clients use the infrastructure, platforms and software offered by suppliers around the world and only pay for what they actually use.
NRB offers a private cloud made up of a shared environment that is controlled and strictly compartmentalized, in both the physical and contractual sense. This means that you will always know exactly where your data is stored, which is not the case with a public cloud. If you work for one of the largest insurance companies in the country or for a national or regional government organization, offering such a guarantee is not something to be taken lightly.
The key component is, of course, the SLA (Service Level Agreement) drawn up between you and NRB. It not only guarantees security, continuity and performance, but also formally defines the scope of any customized services, their flexibility and their integration into your environment. And, if you feel it is appropriate, you can also take advantage of solutions offered by the public cloud. These, then, are the various elements that make up the hybrid portfolio offered by NRB’s dynamic cloud services.
When working with clients, our consultants will sometimes decide to use the standard solutions available in the public cloud, which are then integrated with the global solution developed and managed by NRB. We carry out a risk analysis and a profitability analysis for each individual project to ensure that the right decision is made.
