Managed cloud with one team owning day two.

Arrow takes ownership of the cloud environments we help you run once they’re live: provisioning, monitoring, cost control, and incident response on one team. Security review and posture work are built into how we operate.

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Owned by one team from go-live on.

  1. We take ongoing ownership of the environments we help you run.

  2. Linked to Managed Services when you want the same team long-term.

  3. Security review and posture work are built into how we operate.

Why does cloud get orphaned after go-live?

Cloud growth without ownership follows one pattern: skills lag the estate, cost and security sit in different queues, and break/fix replaces proactive health. The team that migrated the workload is gone when the first 2 a.m. incident hits. Arrow Managed Cloud keeps the same names on the floor.

Migrations without an ops model are just more tickets.
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Proactive operations

Monitoring, patching, change, and health checks before users feel pain. Steady-state work is scheduled and owned.

One owner

Provisioning, monitoring, cost control, and incident response with one team.

No handoff cliff

When we design or migrate it, we can run it. The same company stays on the environment after go-live.

Ownership that goes past remote hands.

What Arrow runs for you, and why it runs on the same floor as your network and security.

What’s included

What’s included in Arrow Managed Cloud?

Health before users feel pain, change with accountability, cost and performance in the same rhythm as Cost & Workload Optimization, and incident response that already understands the estate.

  • Provisioning and monitoring
  • Cost control and rightsizing
  • Incident response with context

Why Arrow

One floor for cloud, connectivity, and security.

Arrow’s managed cloud sits next to the connectivity and security services that already shape how traffic and incidents move. That means fewer blind spots between “the cloud team” and “the network team,” and clearer ownership when something breaks.

  • Cloud and network context together
  • Security response on the same floor
  • Clear ownership when something breaks

Platform mix follows the estate.

AWS, Azure, and hybrid environments Arrow helps you run, without a lock-in speech.

  • AWS
  • Microsoft Azure
  • Google Cloud
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No handoff cliff.
Same names on the floor.

Operated by us, wherever the estate started.

Arrow Managed Cloud picks up after a migration, runs cost and security in the same rhythm, and spans more than one environment when that’s in scope.

Scope the estate, assume operations, keep improving.

Escalation and change windows are agreed up front, and monitoring is connected to the reality of your architecture.

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Scope

Agree which environments and workloads are in managed ownership, and the success criteria for each.

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Connect

Monitoring, change, and escalation connected to how your architecture actually runs, with change windows agreed.

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Posture

Security review and posture work run inside the operations loop.

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Run

Steady-state operations: health, change, optimization, and response from a named team that already knows the estate.

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Improve

Lessons from incidents and cost reviews feed back into the estate through continuous rightsizing and hardening.

FAQs

What’s included in Arrow Managed Cloud?

Provisioning, monitoring, cost control, and incident response on a named team. Ongoing ownership for the cloud environments Arrow helps you run.

Is this the same as Managed Cloud under Managed Services?

Yes. It’s the same operating model and the same named team. Arrow Managed Cloud is the name under our Cloud solutions; Managed Cloud is the name under Managed Services.

Which platforms are covered?

AWS, Azure, and hybrid estates, with no lock-in speech. Platform mix follows the estate.

Can the team that designed the environment stay on it?

Yes. The same company that designs or migrates the environment can run it. Continuity from consulting or migration into managed operations is intentional when you want it.

How are changes requested after go-live?

Through the named team that already knows the estate, within agreed response targets.

Put cloud operations on one team.