6fusion standardized the economic measurement of IT infrastructure and cloud services, which provides IT economic transparency to the global market. 6fusion’s technology, the Workload Allocation Cube (WAC) is the industry’s standard for IT economic measurement, allowing an “apples to apples” comparison regardless of technology, vendor, or platform.
With 6fusion’s UC6 Platform, organizations can view and manage the Total Cost of Consumption (TCC) of their business services in real time and achieve a higher level of cost optimization, forecasting accuracy and business agility.
The new company, 6fusion Online India Pvt Ltd, headquartered in Vadodara, Gujarat, will be focused on servicing the needs of the growing Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) market in India and will enable Enterprise Organizations, Government Agencies, and Cloud Service Providers to take advantage of the Workload Allocation Cube (WAC), to benchmark, measure and efficiently transact compute resource power in the Indian marketplace.
“We have only started to scratch the surface of the ‘Cloud’ in India” said ICIx Director, Hemal Mewada. “Benchmarking, measuring and eventually being able to transact IT Infrastructure in a transparent, open market is a reality and 6fusion Online India is the last piece of the puzzle needed to make India the envy of the digital world.”
“From an operations standpoint, with 6fusion Online India, ICIx has everything to help fulfill Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of ‘Make in India’, ‘Digital India’ and, by assuring green power transactions, ‘Green India’," he added.
Sahil Shah, 6fusion India Chief Operating Officer says, “6fusion Online India’s tools and technology, coupled with the capital efficiencies provided by ICIx, will help prepare the digital foundation for the future of India by providing an efficient marketplace for the cloud and its users.”
“We believe 6fusion Online India Pvt Ltd and ICIx in partnership will be instrumental in assisting Prime Minister Modi's vision of being able to provide Compute Resources to every person in India as a utility," he added.
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