FULTON, Md., Dec. 17, 2019 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- cloudtamer.io today released its year-end summary, noting significant growth in their customer and employee communities, as well as several enhancements to grow product functionality.
Customer and Product Growth
During 2019, cloudtamer.io added significantly to its customer base, nearly doubling customer accounts and growing cloud spend under management to more than $120M. In addition, the team continued to add features and functionality to cloudtamer.io, with a focus on integration with enterprise technology solutions.
In addition to releasing support for Microsoft Azure and the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Secret and Top Secret US Government regions, product announcements in recent months include:
- End-to-end automated account provisioning for both GovCloud and Commercial regions with out-of-the-box integrations with Jenkins, GitLab Runner, Okta, and OneLogin. This level of automation further extends cloudtamer.io's self-service user interface and reduces long and complex lead times to provision accounts. The result is faster provisioning - and adoption - and consistent application of governance in the cloud.
- Native ServiceNow workflow integration – While cloudtamer.io includes native self-service workflows for account provisioning, many enterprise customers have an established culture where all service requests are required to originate through ServiceNow. cloudtamer.io customers can now enjoy full integration with ServiceNow basic and advanced workflows to expedite project and funding requests.
- Splunk integration – cloudtamer.io's new Splunk integration makes it easy to redirect and analyze cloudtamer.io-generated change management logs and sensor data for analysis in Splunk.
- New Compliance Jumpstarts for NIST 800-171 and CIS Benchmarks for AWS - These Cloud Rules and Security Control Matrices ship with cloudtamer.io to accelerate cloud governance by limiting the heavy lift typically required to get started with top compliance standards. Jumpstarts can be tailored to customers' specific governance, risk, and compliance requirements.
"In listening to our customers, it's evident that these organizations want cloudtamer.io to be at the center of their governance control plane," said Joseph Spurrier, SVP of Engineering. "This requires integration with other enterprise capabilities like Splunk, ServiceNow, and Xacta 360 to make cloud operations as simple as possible."
"Looking ahead to 2020, our focus on simplifying the cloud remains the same and we are excited to add support for Google Cloud Platform along with providing our customers greater insights into security and financial management aspects of their enterprise cloud environments," Spurrier continued.
Team Growth
During the year, the cloudtamer.io team grew by 145%, with hires across all business areas. Of particular note was the addition of former AWS sales leader, Adam Ginsburg, as the VP of sales at cloudtamer.io. Team growth spurred a headquarters move as cloudtamer.io more than doubled square footage at a new location in Fulton, Maryland.
"The end of a year is a natural time for reflection, and when I look back at this year I am very proud of the efforts of our team and very appreciative of the trust placed in cloudtamer.io by our customers and partners," said Brian Price, CEO. "Our roadmap for 2020 includes many exciting new features that I'm confident will drive continued growth for our team."
About cloudtamer.io
At cloudtamer.io, headquartered in Fulton, Maryland, we build software products to help government and commercial customers achieve success and realize full value from their cloud operations. Our mission is to make peoples' lives easier in the cloud through innovative products built by passionate employees. Our solution, cloudtamer.io, does this by delivering comprehensive cloud governance to provide visibility, enforce budgets, and ensure compliance across public cloud workloads. For more information, visit the cloudtamer.io website or follow us on Twitter and LinkedIn.
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