Cloud computing
What is it?
Cloud Computing is a technology model that allows access to computing resources such as:
- Servers.
- Storage.
- Databases.
- Networks.
- Software.
These resources are delivered over the internet rather than relying on local infrastructure. Cloud computing services are:
- Scalable.
- On demand.
- Based on a pay-as-you-go model.
The primary objective of cloud computing is to enable digital transformation by providing agile and efficient infrastructure that supports:
- Modern applications.
- Secure data storage.
- Real-time collaboration.
Why filter companies by their usage?
Segmenting by cloud computing usage allows you to tailor commercial strategies by focusing on:
- Cloud-mature companies, offering advanced solutions.
- Companies that have not yet adopted cloud technologies, helping them take their first steps towards digital transformation.
Companies that do use it
These companies have already adopted cloud technologies and may be interested in:
- Cost optimisation solutions.
- Cybersecurity services tailored to cloud environments.
- Migration to multi-cloud architectures, distributing infrastructure across multiple providers.
Companies that do not use it
These companies may rely on on-premise infrastructure and need support to:
- Migrate to the cloud.
- Understand the benefits of cloud computing.
Your sales team could offer:
- Basic migration services to move data and applications.
- Training on cloud benefits and usage.
- Hybrid solutions combining on-premise and cloud technologies.
Examples

Companies that use Apache Airflow
CloudComputing
Companies that use Apache Flink
CloudComputing

Companies that use Apache Hadoop
CloudComputing

Companies that use Apache Mesos
CloudComputing

Companies that use Apache Spark
CloudComputing

Companies that use Apache Storm
CloudComputing
Companies that use Amazon AWS Batch
CloudComputing
Companies that use Amazon AWS EC2
CloudComputing
Companies that use Amazon AWS Elastic Beanstalk
CloudComputing
Companies that use Amazon AWS EMR
CloudComputing
Companies that use Amazon AWS Fargate
CloudComputing
Companies that use Amazon AWS Lambda
CloudComputing
Companies that use Google Compute Engine
CloudComputing
Companies that use Google Cloud Dataproc
CloudComputing
Companies that use Google Cloud Functions
CloudComputing
Companies that use Google Cloud Run
CloudComputing
Companies that use Azure Batch
CloudComputing
Companies that use Azure Functions
CloudComputing
Companies that use Azure Logic Apps
CloudComputing
Companies that use Azure Virtual Machines
CloudComputing