A global data center exit that cut infrastructure spend by 28%
ManufacTech Industries (illustrative) — Manufacturing
- Infrastructure cost
- 28%
- Disaster recovery
- 99.98%
- Provisioning time
- 85%
Reduction in annual infrastructure cost
Platform uptime post-migration
Reduction in new environment provisioning time
Overview
ManufacTech needed to exit 14 aging data centers while maintaining strict uptime requirements for global manufacturing operations.
The Challenge
A global industrial manufacturer operated 14 aging data centers across 9 countries, with rising maintenance costs and limited disaster-recovery capability.
- Aging data center leases were approaching non-renewable expiration
- Disaster recovery capability was inconsistent across regions
- Manual infrastructure provisioning slowed new plant deployments
Our Approach
Application Portfolio Assessment
Assessed and prioritized 1,200+ applications for migration disposition.
Landing Zone Design
Built a standardized, secure-by-default multi-cloud landing zone.
Wave-Based Migration
Migrated applications in prioritized waves with rollback plans at each stage.
The Outcome
ManufacTech exited its last data center on schedule, reduced annual infrastructure spend by more than a quarter, and now provisions new environments in hours rather than weeks.
“The wave-based approach meant we never had a single moment of elevated risk. It was methodical, and it worked.”
SVP of Global Infrastructure
ManufacTech Industries
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