Optimizing IT resources is not just about cutting costs but maximizing performance, eliminating redundancies and operation as lean and secure as possible.
Overprovisioned infrastructure, underutilized assets, and inefficient allocation of resources lead to increase expenses without providing real value.
The first step to optimizing IT resources is to clearly understand what you have and why you have it. Many organizations overprovision their computing, storage, and network capacities, leading to wasted IT budgets.
As environments expand in size and complexity, a lack of complete visibility can result in ongoing costs associated with underutilized resources, outdated infrastructure, and inefficient allocations.
Faddom provides real-time mapping of your entire infrastructure without agents. It shows exactly which resources are used, by whom, and for what purpose. This gives you complete visibility into resource utilization, allowing you to identify inefficiencies, eliminate waste, and optimize spending before making decisions.
If resources are still necessary, Faddom assists you in rightsizing them, ensuring that workloads run efficiently, costs are controlled, and performance remains high.
Identify and eliminate unused servers to reduce unnecessary costs and optimize resource allocation.
Adjust resource capacity based on actual usage to improve efficiency and lower infrastructure expenses.
Optimize cloud resources by scaling them to match real demand, avoiding overprovisioning and reducing waste.
Accurately assess resource needs before migration to prevent overspending and streamline the transition.
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