Run the cloud like it's your money.
Enterprises will waste an estimated $299 billion in cloud spend this year. The cause is not the cloud — it is the absence of governance, cost discipline and operational ownership. AIHSYS manages the full cloud lifecycle across Azure, AWS, Google Cloud, and private, hybrid and multi-cloud environments, with measurable outcomes at every stage.
Sources: Forrester Public Cloud Market Outlook · Flexera 2026 State of the Cloud Report (n=753) · Barclays CIO Survey · IDC cloud repatriation research · Nutanix Enterprise Cloud Index 2026 · Gartner.
Cost. Security. Agility.
Three failure modes account for most of what goes wrong in the cloud — and none of them is fixed by another dashboard.
Cost — spend that compounds every month
Idle resources, over-provisioned workloads, unused commitments and fragmented visibility push cloud costs past business value. Without structured FinOps governance, spend grows faster than the workloads it supports — and AI workloads make it worse, because their consumption is volatile and resists traditional forecasting.
Security — exposure inside shared responsibility
Your cloud provider secures the platform. Everything you build on it is yours to secure. Misconfigurations, over-permissioned identities, unmanaged machine credentials and drift create exposure that traditional endpoint and network tooling was never designed to detect at cloud scale.
Agility — legacy systems blocking modernization
Aging infrastructure limits integration with cloud-native and AI services, slows delivery, and forces your team to maintain expensive systems instead of building. Meanwhile, proprietary cloud dependencies quietly raise the cost of ever changing direction.
End-to-end management, every layer of your environment
From strategy and migration through daily operations, cost governance and security — monitored, alerted and responded to through the Mycelium platform, with one accountable team.
- Proactive management, not reactive ticket handling
- Continuous monitoring, alerting and incident response
- Documented service levels with defined severity tiers, response commitments and escalation paths
- Continuous cost and performance optimization, built in from day one — not sold back to you later
Public cloud management
Azure, AWS and Google Cloud provisioning, monitoring and optimization — one view across all three.
Private cloud consulting
Dedicated infrastructure for compliance-sensitive and sovereignty-bound workloads.
Hybrid cloud design
On-premises and cloud integrated as a permanent architecture — not a migration waypoint.
Multi-cloud strategy
Use the strengths of multiple providers without inheriting the management overhead.
Cloud-first is over. Decide workload by workload.
83% of enterprises plan to move some workloads back to private cloud or on-premises. But IDC found that 67% of organizations that repatriated say they would have stayed in the cloud with better upfront cost optimization — two-thirds of repatriations are a tuning failure misdiagnosed as a structural problem.
Every competitor will sell you a migration. We'd rather sell you the honest answer first.
Workload Placement Assessment
A defensible, workload-by-workload decision on what belongs in public cloud, private cloud, or on-premises — before anyone signs a hardware PO or a migration SOW.
- Answers the question that matters: structural problem, or tuning failure?
- Egress cost modelling — the charge that most surprises finance teams
- Dual-running cost planning for the migration window
- High-compute steady-state workloads (databases, rendering, inference) assessed separately — they behave differently
Nine service lines, one accountable team
Engage a single line or hand us the whole lifecycle — every line runs through Mycelium, so cost, security and operations share one view.
Migration & modernization
- Discovery and dependency mapping
- The 6 Rs assessment — rehost, replatform, refactor, repurchase, retire, retain
- TCO and business case modelling
- Wave planning, cutover runbooks and rollback plans
- VM conversion & hypervisor migration
Landing zones & governance
- Azure Landing Zones, AWS Control Tower, Google Cloud foundation blueprints
- Subscription & account topology, identity and RBAC design
- Tagging taxonomy and enforcement — the foundation FinOps stands on
- Policy-as-code and Cloud Center of Excellence enablement
Cloud security posture
- CSPM, CIEM, CWPP — and CNAPP where it fits
- Non-human identity governance: machine identities and service credentials now outnumber your people
- Policy-as-code guardrails and continuous drift detection
- Compliance mapping: HIPAA, SOC 2, PCI, CMMC
FinOps & cost governance
- Continuous visibility, anomaly detection and forecasting
- Right-sizing and idle-resource reclamation, month over month
- Unit economics — cost per service, aligned to outcomes
- AI workload cost management, built for volatile consumption
Licensing & commitment optimization
- Azure Hybrid Benefit, SQL and Windows Server licence optimization
- Reserved capacity and savings plan strategy
- Marketplace private offers, CSP/EA agreement structuring
- 64% of FinOps teams now manage licensing — up 15 points in a year
SaaS spend management
- SaaS discovery and shadow-IT detection
- Licence rightsizing and reclamation
- Renewal calendar management and vendor consolidation
- Typical SaaS spend jumped 4–5× in a year — to $200–500K/month
Data sovereignty & residency
- Data residency assessment — 57% of IT leaders now need in-country infrastructure
- Region and sovereignty architecture; customer-managed encryption keys
- Disconnected and air-gapped options for regulated workloads
- Built for PHI residency, client confidentiality and contractual data-location terms
Resilience, backup & DR
- Your hyperscaler does not back up your data — that's your responsibility, and ours
- Immutable, logically isolated copies; cross-region DR
- Documented RPO/RTO targets and tested restores
- SaaS backup (Microsoft 365, Salesforce) and ransomware recovery
24/7 cloud operations
- Monitoring, alerting and incident response through Mycelium
- Patching, backup verification and capacity management
- Defined severity tiers, response commitments and escalation paths
- Monthly reporting — shown, not described
Start with the honest answer
Bring us one workload — the one whose bill keeps surprising you. We'll show you whether it's a structural problem or a tuning failure, and what either answer costs.