SourceFuse, a leading provider of cloud-native, custom enterprise solutions and services, has announced that it has attained Amazon Web Services (AWS) Migration Competency status. This award is given to AWS Partners who have demonstrated technical expertise and customer success in large-scale and complex cloud migrations. AWS Partners must have in-depth knowledge of AWS and deliver solutions that work well on AWS to be eligible for this award.
The AWS Competency Program certifies and promotes AWS Partners who are experts in complex, large-scale, and mass AWS cloud migration. AWS Migration Competency Partners help their customers accelerate their cloud adoption journeys by providing business expertise, migration and modernization tools, education, and professional services. By getting this competency, SourceFuse has shown that it can help customers speed up their migrations, lower their costs, and become more agile on AWS.
SourceFuse is committed to helping customers get the most out of the cloud by using cutting-edge technology to make solutions that are safe, scalable, and cost-effective. SourceFuse believes that any organization moving to the cloud should aim for modernization, and that its modernization-led migration approach distinguishes it from a lift-and-shift model. Also, ARC by SourceFuse meets business goals and objectives 35% faster than industry benchmarks. This is possible thanks to its own factory model of prebuilt microservices that help with migration and modernization.
Kelly Dyer, Co-Founder and Co-CEO at SourceFuse, said, “We’re thrilled to add the AWS Migration Competency to our growing portfolio of AWS tools and services, which includes the AWS Healthcare, DevOps, and Microsoft Workloads Competencies. Our dedicated AWS Business Unit and talented teams of experts have made this accomplishment possible, time and again bringing value and success to our customers.” He added, “By achieving this competency, SourceFuse has demonstrated its ability to help customers accelerate their migration journey, lower costs, and achieve greater agility on AWS.”