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PHILADELPHIA, PA -- (Marketwired) -- 05/12/15 -- Cloudnexa, an industry-leading cloud managed services provider that helps clients realize the full utility power of cloud computing, today announced that it will be kicking off expansion into the Asia Pacific (APAC) region. Cloudnexa, which recently exhibited at the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Summit in Sydney (April 22), will also have a presence at the summits in Auckland (May 13) and Singapore (May 19). APAC enterprises will now be able to ensure their AWS deployments reach their full potential with Cloudnexa's services, including vNOC, the company's recently released cloud management tool.

Through its strategic partnership with AWS, Cloudnexa offers its customers in the United States, EMEA, and APAC regions the opportunity to experience its self-service, managed services, and premium managed services, while acquiring native AWS services from this authorized reseller and Premier Consulting Partner. Cloudnexa's services are available on a utility-based model, costing a percentage of an organization's AWS spend. In addition, Cloudnexa offers companies access to top-tier cloud services from their premium partners, AppDynamics, Sumo Logic and Trend Micro. Cloudnexa was one of the first partners to become an authorized reseller in the AWS Partner Network (APN).

"Cloudnexa has a unique advantage in APAC because we deliver the services and the price points that this market demands," said Joel Davne, CEO of Cloudnexa. "Through our partnerships with some of the most advanced companies in the industry, we deliver a fully-managed cloud solution on AWS with machine data, complete threat protection, and comprehensive monitoring in one package. What makes our offering different is the 'as a service' packaging which delivers utility pricing with no up-front investment required; it's just a simple monthly fee equal to a percentage of the client's monthly AWS spend."

The APAC region is poised for accelerating widespread adoption of cloud services. Its major cities, for example, are planning to leverage cloud-based services and solutions to handle day-to-day and long-term requirements, according to a recent report by Microsoft and CityNet, the largest association of urban stakeholders committed to sustainable development in the Asia Pacific region.(1) More than 80 percent of respondents believed cloud solutions could improve communication between city departments and support deployment of e-government services, cutting labor costs, enhancing disaster recovery, and reducing carbon footprint.(2) But at the same time, senior city officials called out their top two barriers to cloud adoption: security issues (60 percent) and insufficient budget (47 percent).(3)

Cloudnexa's services provide the solution to these obstacles and ensure customers' cloud deployments will be both secure and cost-effective with Trend Micro's packaged security offerings and utility-based pricing to spend only what they need.

For regular Cloudnexa news, follow the company on LinkedIn (www.linkedin.com/company/cloudnexa) and Twitter (@Cloudnexa). To sign up for vNOC now, visit www.cloudnexa.com/vnoc.

About Cloudnexa
Founded in 2012, Cloudnexa deploys and manages cloud infrastructure for clients who want to realize the full power of cloud computing. With proven experience in deployment and management of scalable, secure cloud infrastructures across public and government clouds, Cloudnexa provides the necessary value-added services customers need to realize the true cost savings and technical value proposition of the cloud. As an AWS authorized reseller and APN Premier Consulting Partner, Cloudnexa has been leading the Cloud Service Provider (CSP) experience with our revolutionary cloud management tool (vNOC) and managed services solution on Amazon Web Services. For more information visit www.cloudnexa.com.

(1) http://www.futuregov.asia/articles/6235-city-cloud-cloud-adoption-for-asias-cities
(2) http://www.zdnet.com/article/cloud-adoption-still-low-among-asian-cities/
(3) http://www.zdnet.com/article/cloud-adoption-still-low-among-asian-cities/