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Ceeview to present its Cloud Cost Optimization and Monitoring tool at Computerworld’s CIO Forum.

Management based Cost Control of cloud environments

– how Proff.no used Ceeview to reduce their cloud costs by 50%

Ceeveiw presenting at Computeworld CIO Forum for Cloud Solutions
Monitoring and Optimizing Cloud Cost with Ceeview

There is often an information gap between management and technicians. A great deal of information is available to technical personnel, but is often inaccessible or at such detailed level that it is difficult for management to take advantage of it.

When using cloud-based solutions, you get a completely different cost structure than the one you are used to from the past. In order to have a good insight into both costs and service deliveries, it is required that such information is made available in a simple and intuitive manner.

Ceeview and Wspace.no will present how to optimize cloud costs and monitor business-critical cloud services. Through continous monitoring of key KPI’s, it is possible for mangement to follow cost developments and obtain estimates of future costs. Proff.no has implemented the solution and will present how they have managed to reduce their cloud cost with 50%.

You can read more about the Computer World, CIO Forum Cloud Solutions and register here.

About the Author:

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Dag Lund

Dag has more than 20 years of experience in the computer industry, spanning from hardware and software development to marketing and business development assignments in companies such as The Royal Norwegian Airforce, Norsk Data, Dolphin Server Technology, Sysnet, Boole & Babbage and Nimsoft. Dag has a broad international background, working at the Royal Norwegian Consulate General in San Francisco, California, with research and technology transfers between the US and Norway. He holds several engineering and marketing degrees from the University of Oslo, Norwegian School of Marketing, as well as Executive Management Programs at Stanford University, BI School of Management, and the University of California at Berkeley.