Have you ever felt that great technologies are only available to companies with million-dollar budgets? That era is over, and Cloud Engineering is the key that is opening this door for SMEs like yours.
You've probably heard of “the cloud” ad nauseam, but Cloud Engineering goes one step further. If the cloud is the supermarket with all the products, Cloud Engineering is the chef who knows exactly what ingredients you need and how to combine them to create the perfect dish.
While cloud computing gives you access to servers and online services, Cloud Engineering designs, implements and manages those systems to solve your specific business problems.
Think of it this way: you're not just “uploading things to the cloud,” you're creating a customized technology architecture that powers your business exactly where you want to go.
It's no accident that you see so many small businesses taking the leap. Here are the factors that are accelerating this adoption:
Let's be clear: digital transformation has gone from being “that thing we'll do someday” to “we need to do it to survive”. And Cloud Engineering isn't just part of this transformation, it's the engine that makes it possible.
The SMEs that are taking this step are:
The million-dollar question: how to identify where to first apply Cloud Engineering in your business? Follow these 4 steps:
Remember: you don't need to transform your entire company all at once. Start where it hurts the most and you'll see immediate results.
If you're still not convinced, here are the concrete benefits that small businesses are seeing in adopting Cloud Engineering.
The traditional model was clear: invest a fortune in servers, software and technical staff... and pray that they will continue to be useful in 3 years. Cloud Engineering completely changes this equation:
A practical example: an online store that paid €5,000 per month for its own infrastructure went on to pay €800 in normal months and €1,200 in high season with AWS. Do the math.
Do you remember when you had to plan your technological resources years in advance? That headache is over:
Imagine being able to double the capacity of your website in 5 minutes when you launch a viral campaign. That's Cloud Engineering in action.
The speed of innovation now makes the difference between surviving and standing out. With Cloud Engineering:
A local distributor was able to launch a demand forecasting system using machine learning on Google Cloud with an initial investment of €2,000, when traditional solutions cost more than €50,000.
A crashed system can cost an SME thousands of euros in lost sales and customer trust. Cloud Engineering gives you:
Think about this: When the last major storm knocked out power for 36 hours in half the city, companies with cloud systems continued to operate normally while their competitors were counting losses.
Not everything is rosy, and it's best to know the challenges before you encounter them by surprise.
Migrating to the cloud without a clear plan is like driving to a new city without GPS: you'll probably end up lost and frustrated.
To make your migration a success, follow these steps:
Resistance to change is natural and to be expected. In fact, 70% of digital transformation projects fail not because of technical problems, but because of internal resistance.
To minimize this obstacle:
Remember: you're changing the way people work, not just implementing technology.
“But is it safe to have my data in the cloud?” It's probably the question you'll hear the most. The short answer: yes, probably more secure than on your own servers.
To address security concerns:
Surprising fact: According to Gartner, by 2025, 99% of cloud security failures will be the customer's fault, not the vendor's. The cloud is secure if you configure it correctly.
“How do I know if this is really working?” It's a totally valid question. To measure the ROI of your investment in Cloud Engineering:
A logistics company measured that for every euro invested in its cloud transformation, it achieved €4.3 in cost reduction and €2.8 in new revenues in the first 18 months.
El Cloud Engineering it is no longer a luxury reserved for large corporations: it is the basis on which the most agile SMEs are building real competitive advantages. The new Master in Data Engineering, Cloud & Big Data of MBIT School takes that revolution one step further, integrating the data engineering with the architectures Cloud that AWS, Azure, Spark, Databricks or Snowflake demand today.
With a 100% practical curriculum — and the methodology Data Roleplay Experience— you will learn to:
All this with in-person or online classes in the heart of Madrid and the support of our Talent Coach And a employment exchange which exceeds 95% of employability.
Have you ever felt that great technologies are only available to companies with million-dollar budgets? That era is over, and Cloud Engineering is the key that is opening this door for SMEs like yours.
You've probably heard of “the cloud” ad nauseam, but Cloud Engineering goes one step further. If the cloud is the supermarket with all the products, Cloud Engineering is the chef who knows exactly what ingredients you need and how to combine them to create the perfect dish.
While cloud computing gives you access to servers and online services, Cloud Engineering designs, implements and manages those systems to solve your specific business problems.
Think of it this way: you're not just “uploading things to the cloud,” you're creating a customized technology architecture that powers your business exactly where you want to go.
It's no accident that you see so many small businesses taking the leap. Here are the factors that are accelerating this adoption:
Let's be clear: digital transformation has gone from being “that thing we'll do someday” to “we need to do it to survive”. And Cloud Engineering isn't just part of this transformation, it's the engine that makes it possible.
The SMEs that are taking this step are:
The million-dollar question: how to identify where to first apply Cloud Engineering in your business? Follow these 4 steps:
Remember: you don't need to transform your entire company all at once. Start where it hurts the most and you'll see immediate results.
If you're still not convinced, here are the concrete benefits that small businesses are seeing in adopting Cloud Engineering.
The traditional model was clear: invest a fortune in servers, software and technical staff... and pray that they will continue to be useful in 3 years. Cloud Engineering completely changes this equation:
A practical example: an online store that paid €5,000 per month for its own infrastructure went on to pay €800 in normal months and €1,200 in high season with AWS. Do the math.
Do you remember when you had to plan your technological resources years in advance? That headache is over:
Imagine being able to double the capacity of your website in 5 minutes when you launch a viral campaign. That's Cloud Engineering in action.
The speed of innovation now makes the difference between surviving and standing out. With Cloud Engineering:
A local distributor was able to launch a demand forecasting system using machine learning on Google Cloud with an initial investment of €2,000, when traditional solutions cost more than €50,000.
A crashed system can cost an SME thousands of euros in lost sales and customer trust. Cloud Engineering gives you:
Think about this: When the last major storm knocked out power for 36 hours in half the city, companies with cloud systems continued to operate normally while their competitors were counting losses.
Not everything is rosy, and it's best to know the challenges before you encounter them by surprise.
Migrating to the cloud without a clear plan is like driving to a new city without GPS: you'll probably end up lost and frustrated.
To make your migration a success, follow these steps:
Resistance to change is natural and to be expected. In fact, 70% of digital transformation projects fail not because of technical problems, but because of internal resistance.
To minimize this obstacle:
Remember: you're changing the way people work, not just implementing technology.
“But is it safe to have my data in the cloud?” It's probably the question you'll hear the most. The short answer: yes, probably more secure than on your own servers.
To address security concerns:
Surprising fact: According to Gartner, by 2025, 99% of cloud security failures will be the customer's fault, not the vendor's. The cloud is secure if you configure it correctly.
“How do I know if this is really working?” It's a totally valid question. To measure the ROI of your investment in Cloud Engineering:
A logistics company measured that for every euro invested in its cloud transformation, it achieved €4.3 in cost reduction and €2.8 in new revenues in the first 18 months.
El Cloud Engineering it is no longer a luxury reserved for large corporations: it is the basis on which the most agile SMEs are building real competitive advantages. The new Master in Data Engineering, Cloud & Big Data of MBIT School takes that revolution one step further, integrating the data engineering with the architectures Cloud that AWS, Azure, Spark, Databricks or Snowflake demand today.
With a 100% practical curriculum — and the methodology Data Roleplay Experience— you will learn to:
All this with in-person or online classes in the heart of Madrid and the support of our Talent Coach And a employment exchange which exceeds 95% of employability.
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