FinOps

Definition:

FinOps is short for Financial Operations and is a collaborative management approach for controlling and optimizing cloud costs through close cooperation between IT, finance and business departments.

Relevance for Enterprise Modernization:

FinOps empowers organizations to economically manage the dynamic use of cloud resources. It creates cost transparency, promotes accountability for expenditure and makes cloud usage plannable and controllable. It is therefore a central element of modern IT strategies.

Example / use case:

A company notices that cloud costs fluctuate and rise sharply over a period of months. A FinOps approach is used to introduce responsibilities for expenditure, create dashboards for cost transparency and identify and eliminate optimization potential such as unused instances or incorrectly dimensioned resources.

Kai Herings

Kai Herings

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