Thinkonic: Furnishing Major Cloud Platforms And Consultancy For Exceptional Digital Journey

Thinkonic caters to IT Services and one of our core strengths is staff augmentation where our seasoned professionals will be part of the team to meet the needs without the administrative burden of onboarding FTEs. An endless flow of new requirements can stretch the development team to the max, there by affecting timelines and quality of the projects themselves. Thinkonic helps by keeping projects on track, providing hands on developers, supporting during the project planning phase, reviewing & optimizing architecture to get the most out of the solutions you already have and providing support in load testing, usability testing and security tests. We are looking at AI, chat bots, mobility and AR solutions. Being a tech company with techie co-founders is always a plus. We have expertise in Microsoft as well as open source technologies.

10 Most Recommended Cloud Start-ups - 2021

As per the report of Markets and Markets, the global cloud computing market size is expected to grow from USD 371.4 billion in 2020 to USD 832.1 billion by 2025, at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 17.5 percent during the forecast period. With remote learning, work from home and tons of applications and technology needing to be accessed throughout the new normal, the shift to cloud computing over the previous few years is currently the ‘hearts and lungs’ core technology and infrastructure enabling companies and governments globally to operate evenly throughout this new setting. The major benefits of cloud computing are: It shifts infrastructure costs from Capex to Opex. Also, it has better ability to match revenue with expenses. For instance you pay for the resources you use, which for most companies equates to how much traffic and revenue they are bringing in the door. The 2020 State of the Cloud Report from Flexera found that nearly all enterprises and small businesses are using some form of cloud computing. Of those surveyed, 96 percent were using public cloud services and 76 percent had a private cloud. As cloud computing has become the norm, the trend has born to a large range of start-ups that depends on the cloud. These “cloud-native” firms have challenged older, more established firms by finding new ways in which to do things more efficiently and cost effectively than ever before. And these exciting new business models have attracted tons of investment, in several cases in the hundreds of countless bucks. In this publication of the CIO Insider magazine, a list of ‘10 Most Recommended Cloud Start-ups - 2021’ is provided to the readers for showcasing the services and solutions. The listing is prepared by a team of digital marketing veterans, CEOs and VCs, and the CEO Insights magazine editorial board.