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customer servicesupport@cloudfx.com

16th of June, 2014

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CloudFX Pte. Ltd.Winsland House I, 3 Killiney Road#04-05, Singapore, 239519Singapore, Singapore, Singapore

Enterprise Service Automation &Orchestration

Service Orchestration Maturity SummaryEnterprise Service Automation & Orchestration

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LEVEL 3 - SERVICEYour organization's Service Orchestration Maturity BEST MATCHES:

Virtualization is in the testing or development phase with(out) early trials of production.Monitoring represents the only automation.No clear definition of service causes chaotic request response.

1Technology

Virtualization is more or less the norm for production.Process execution is manual; some tasks are automated.Recognized need for service management initiates process refinement.

2Process

Live migration of virtual workloads is common.Process automation is in early stages, though processes still unrefined.Organization starts experimenting with basic service catalogue (no integration, little fiscal detail).

3Service

Resource balancing of VM workloads is based on technology policies.Processes are robust and integrated across the complete service lifecycle.Organization has good service portfolio management, but not yet triggering orchestration.

4Lifecycle

Resource balancing of VM workloads is tied to business policies.Service catalogue is a primary integrated trigger for service orchestration.Full financial transparency ties into broader business operations.

5Business

Highlighted below is your organization service orchestration maturity level according to CloudFX Service Orchestration Maturity Assessment:

Enterprise Service Automation & Orchestration Result

Competitive Service Providers

Efficient Enterprises

Typical Enterprises