[December 3, 2020]– Newstar.Cloud, Powering Your Digital Platform, announced today that it is participating in the launch of Professional Services in AWS Marketplace. Amazon Web Services (AWS) customers can now find and purchase professional services from Newstar.Cloud in AWS Marketplace, a curated digital catalog of software, data, and services that makes it easy to find, test, buy, and deploy software and data products that run on AWS. As a participant in the launch, Newstar.Cloud is one of the first cloud solutions providers to quote and contract services in AWS Marketplace to help customers implement, support, and manage their software on AWS. Click here for more information.
“Newstar.Cloud is proud to be one of the first cloud solution providers to transact services in AWS Marketplace,” said Prakash Sarma, CEO. “We are committed to helping businesses accelerate their cloud transformation journey and participating in the launch of professional services in AWS Marketplace is a means to provide a 1-stop procurement experience for our customers.”
As organizations migrate to the cloud, they want to use their preferred software solutions on AWS. AWS customers often rely on professional services from Newstar.Cloud to manage their software in the cloud. Until now, AWS customers had to find and contract professional services outside of AWS Marketplace and could not identify software and associated services in a single procurement experience. With professional services from Newstar.Cloud available in AWS Marketplace, customers have a simplified way to purchase and be billed for both software and related services in a centralized place. Customers can further streamline their purchase of software with standard contract terms to simplify and accelerate procurement cycles.
About Newstar.Cloud – Newstar.Cloud helps move, manage and run your business-critical workloads in the cloud. By optimizing your applications on best of breed cloud infrastructure and security, Newstar.Cloud accelerates your cloud transformation journey.
