Cost optimization as a catalyst for cloud sustainability
With the continuous advancement of technology, it is becoming increasingly important to find the right balance between growth and sustainability. Every year, it becomes clearer that we as a society cannot continue to use the earth's resources as we always have. The threat to the environment can no longer be swept under the rug. In this article, Chris Hendriks, CEO of SUE, shares his vision on sustainability and technology and explains SUE's unique approach to this urgent issue.
The connection between costs and sustainability
Sustainability and profitability may seem like opposites, but according to Hendriks, that is not the case. "There are two primary drivers for cloud sustainability," he says. "Although legislation is often seen as the most important factor—and it is certainly important—the most crucial driver is cost. Cloud costs are directly linked to usage. The more resources you consume, the higher your cloud bill and the greater your impact on the environment," Hendriks explains.
Advanced technologies such as cloud computing are proving to be powerful drivers of sustainability. "Unlike on-premises environments, the cloud encourages organizations to use resources as efficiently as possible, thanks to the pay-per-use model. The less you consume, the better it is for both the environment and your cloud costs," says Hendriks.
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