OneNet - Trusted partner in cloud computing

Your trusted partner in cloud computing

OneNet provides cloud computing and related digital services, including advanced analytics, Big Data, digitisation and Internet of Things solutions.

Delivering Your Software

The use of cloud computing to deliver your software applications to your users provides powerful and compelling business, security and technical benefits.

Azure, Amazon and OneNet

OneNet integrates cloud services from Microsoft Azure and Amazon AWS with its own trans-Tasman cloud to optimise cloud computing outcomes for its clients.

Cloud Security Services

Security threats are a major and growing problem. Only a persistent, skilled and focused security defence will protect your business.

Protecting Your Digital Assets

Your critical digital records are very valuable business assets. Protection from cyber-attacks or accidental data loss is a key business imperative.

Cloud Communications

With no competitive advantage generated from your on-premises email or CRM, release these unnecessary resources to focus on your business.

Analytics, Big Data and AI

Big Data, advanced analytics and artificial intelligence are changing the basis of competition. Increase your profitability and competitiveness.

Digitisation

Digitisation, or digital transformation, improves the quality of your customer journeys, lowers costs and helps to grow revenue.

Internet of Things

The Internet of Things (IoT) is growing rapidly through the optimisation of business processes and the enablement of new innovative business models.

Cloud Computing Consulting

OneNet may advise you on the benefits and risks at every step of your journey from legacy IT to an agile cloud computing platform.

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The sky’s the limit for cloud computing. Science World Report

The shift of computing to the cloud is as significant as the rise of the PC. Financial Times

The point of moving to the cloud is to slash the unit costs of computing. Financial Times

Cloud computing has risen to become a strategic technology that is imperative for IT professionals. Ovum

Enterprise firms have proven that they can innovate with the cloud as a strategic technology. Ovum

The tectonic shift in the IT industry caused by cloud computing is paving the way for a few years of big-time disruption. Investors.com

People cost more each year. Servers don't, so outsourcing to cloud providers is a logical step. Investors.com

Every business is a digital business and enterprises need a game plan to use cloud computing to their advantage. Wall Street Journal

Cloud technologies have the means to exponentially increase performance, regardless of the industry. Wired

Everybody is realizing that the cloud can be a vehicle for achieving better economics and lower cost. Wall Street Journal

It’s flexible, adaptable, accessible, fast and efficient. It’s cloud computing, and it’s the utility knife of modern business. Bloomberg Businessweek

It’s clear that the use of cloud computing has a positive benefit on the bottom line of most organisations. Datamation

Remaining competitive while cutting costs at the same time sounds like a far-fetched goal, but that’s the promise of cloud computing. Computing

Businesses using cloud computing for competitive advantage can generate double revenue and profit growth compared to their peers. IBM Study

Cloud has passed the tipping point, it is now mainstream. 451 Research

Cloud impact can be as big as the advent of computing itself. Economist Intelligence Unit

More than 57% of surveyed executives say they are leveraging the cloud to create new revenue-producing products and services – up from 42% a year ago. Forbes

Many customers are outsourcing operations to so-called cloud services, reducing spending on both computers and software. Wall Street Journal

U.S survey finds a strong correlation between those furthest along in adopting cloud computing and bottom line results. Oxford Economics

Cloud computing is here to stay; it’s time companies extracted full benefit from it. The Economic Times

Companies moving aggressively to adopt cloud computing are winning competitive advantage by reducing complexity and increasing business agility. Harvard Business Review Analytic Services

Huge investments and differentiated services provided by cloud leave no doubt that it’s being aggressively used and adopted. Market Realist

The cloud business today represents a tiny slice of the overall information technology market, but it is where the market is headed. New York Times

The centre of gravity for new application development and deployment is shifting from in-house to cloud-first. 2014

Cloud computing is all the rage, and likely to remain that way. Forbes

Cloud computing may be the real defining battle of the computing industry. Bloomberg

Corporate customers are changing their buying habits. More and more of them are opting for an ‘as-a-service’ model instead of investing in clunky, costly hardware. Fortune

81% of U.S. businesses cite cloud computing as a competitive advantage over rivals. Frost & Sullivan

One thing is clear: cloud computing is coming of age. The New York Times

Businesses of all types and sizes are now realizing that cloud is now a viable alternative to traditional, in-house IT. CIO

Cloud computing helps you move to a business model that delivers cost-effective IT services. CIO

The cloud services model is being proven in both the consumer and enterprise markets. CIO

Many businesses will eventually migrate away from running their own data centres in favour of infrastructure in the cloud. Gartner

Cloud IaaS is not a commodity. Providers vary significantly in their features, performance, cost and business terms. Gartner

NZ organisations are committed to shifting their IT needs off premises and into the cloud. IDC

The first question about the cloud is a settled matter – not a question of if, but when and how. CIO

The cloud is helping startups grow lightning-fast. TIME

Cloud computing is moving closer to the centre of executives’ strategy discussions. McKinsey & Company

The pace of adoption of cloud-based platforms will not abate for quite some time. IDC

Businesses that used to buy servers will increasingly rent computing services in the cloud instead. The Economist

Cloud computing is going to change everything, whether you like it or not. Business Insider

The rise of cloud computing has opened new ways in which companies can make their IT operations more efficient. Wall Street Journal

Visionary manufacturers are embracing cloud computing so they can focus solely on their strengths as manufacturers. INQUIRER.net

Cloud was found to be one of the most effective ways to increase the productivity and outcomes of companies. CloudTweaksNews

The enterprise is moving inexorably towards the cloud. CIO

Enterprises that depend on the cloud for new revenue streams need the help of trusted partners to take the next step. Bloomberg Businessweek

As companies are challenged to drive innovation, their approach to cloud is often synonymous with their success. Bloomberg Businessweek

Since strategic cloud adoption can eliminate inefficiencies in business processes, as well as identify new revenue streams, it’s no wonder companies want to get on board. Bloomberg Businessweek

Cloud users are realizing benefits that impact business directly via agility, simplicity, collaboration and innovation. IDC

Cloud lets firms focus on strategy versus day-to-day operations, allowing them to provision new services faster, reduce IT costs and drive more revenue. IDC

Companies have come to realise that using cloud to its fullest potential requires a set of skills that their internal IT departments often don’t have. Bloomberg Businessweek

By choosing cloud providers that also provide managed services, firms gain savings by avoiding capital outlay and cure the skills gap at the same time. Bloomberg Businessweek

Cloud is becoming a primary platform for business as organisations are freed from the constraints of building and maintaining infrastructure and can instead focus on advancing their core business. Bloomberg Businessweek

Cloud computing is in a period of realisation from speculation and hype to widespread adoption by the ICT community. Investment and Research

It's a big shift. The cloud has arrived. It's inevitable. Forrester Research

Shifting computer power to the cloud brings many benefits. The Economist

Compared with older IT systems, cloud computing is often much cheaper. The Economist

Cloud services tend to be more secure, since providers know better than their customers how to protect their computing systems against hackers. The Economist

The shift to cloud is the biggest upheaval in the IT industry since smaller, networked machines dethroned mainframe computers in the early 1990’s. The Economist

Cloud computing allows firms to tap into cutting-edge technology in areas such as security, which most companies would be hard-pressed to update as frequently on their own. Wall Street Journal

By 2020, the shift from on-premise computing to cloud computing will affect more than $1 Trillion in global IT spending. Gartner

As cloud providers continue to develop new tools and services, big corporations have bought into the fact that they can get newer and better innovations and technology than anything they can do for themselves. Wall Street Journal

By 2020, global spending on cloud services will nearly equal what is spent on traditional, or on-premise IT. IDC

Over 41% of corporate IT workloads at big companies are expected to be running in the public cloud within the next five years. Wall Street Journal

By 2020, more compute power will have been sold by cloud service providers to enterprises than sold and deployed into on-premise enterprise data centres. Forbes

Cloud computing is one of the most disruptive forces of IT spending since the early days of the digital age. Gartner

Cloud computing allows companies to shift costs from capital budgets to operating budgets and purchase only the compute resource they need, on demand. Wall Street Journal

Cloud computing can accommodate a mobile workforce that accesses its tools from just about anywhere. Wall Street Journal

The on-premise computing model is under pressure as more companies tire of buying, upgrading and maintaining reams of hardware when they can rent that capacity. Fortune

Cloud computing is becoming a primary platform for business as organisations are freed from the constraints of building and maintaining infrastructure and can instead focus on advancing their core business. Bloomberg Businessweek

There’s widespread acknowledgement that cloud computing is one of the best ways to increase productivity within organisations. Forbes