Our Cloud Capabilities Include:
- Hybrid, public, and private cloud architecture
- Secure cloud migration and workload planning
- Governance, identity, and access control
- Compliance alignment with CMMC, SOC 2, and industry-specific frameworks
- Ongoing performance and cost optimization
Cloud Computing Solutions
Seamless Cloud Strategy—Built Around Your Business
Tego integrates hybrid, on-premises, and public cloud environments with precision and purpose. Our cloud expertise is shaped by years of hands-on experience solving complex challenges for large enterprises and regulated industries, including finance and defense.
We don’t just migrate—we modernize. Whether you're optimizing for cost, performance, compliance, or scalability, we design cloud strategies that align with your infrastructure, your risk profile, and your future. With Tego, your cloud strategy isn’t an off-the-shelf solution—it’s engineered for how you work now, and where you're headed next.
We don’t just migrate—we modernize. Whether you're optimizing for cost, performance, compliance, or scalability, we design cloud strategies that align with your infrastructure, your risk profile, and your future. With Tego, your cloud strategy isn’t an off-the-shelf solution—it’s engineered for how you work now, and where you're headed next.
Tego Cloud | Public | On-Prem
Customized Solutions for Your Organization
When the CEO wants to be in the cloud, there’s little an IT department can do except make it happen. While the cloud has achieved broad awareness and acceptance, it can still require an all-new skill set that not all people have. That’s where Tego comes in. Tego Hybrid Enterprise (THE) Cloud is built on NetApp and VMware architecture and is designed for Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) and Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) models. In 2024, we achieved ISO 27001 compliance for our Tego Cloud and Tego Professional Services organizations, a significant milestone in our commitment to delivering the highest information security standards.
Tego Hybrid Cloud
We like to say we’re “cloud-fluent” because we can guide clients on whichever cloud solution is right for them—public, private, hybrid, Amazon, Microsoft, even our own (which we built from the ground up).
Public Cloud
Let us deliver custom hybrid infrastructure solutions—integrating on-premises systems with public and private clouds—to provide flexible, scalable, and vendor-agnostic IT environments tailored to your needs.
On-Premises
Tego has full-stack expertise to develop a strategic plan, architect, and implement on-premise solutions that cover exactly what you need when a “one size fits all” cloud offering simply doesn’t cut it.
Data Center and Cloud
Power your business with flexible, resilient solutions through Tego’s diverse cloud and data center partnerships.
Frequently Asked Questions on Cloud Computing
Tego Hybrid Enterprise Cloud is Tego's own cloud platform, built on NetApp and VMware architecture. It is designed for Disaster Recovery as a Service and Infrastructure as a Service models. It exists for situations where a public cloud offering does not fit the workload, the compliance requirement, or the cost model, and where a customer wants a known architecture rather than a shared-tenancy abstraction.
Yes. In 2024, Tego achieved ISO 27001 compliance for both its Tego Cloud and Tego Professional Services organizations. ISO 27001 is the international standard for information security management systems, and certification requires an independently audited set of controls covering risk treatment, access management, and continuous improvement rather than a one-time checklist.
It depends on workload characteristics, regulatory obligations, and cost profile, and most mid-sized and large organizations end up with more than one. Public cloud suits elastic and variable workloads. Private and on-premises suit predictable, data-sensitive, or latency-critical systems. Hybrid connects both. Tego is deliberately vendor-agnostic here, which means the recommendation is not predetermined by what is easiest to resell.
Tego treats migration as modernization rather than relocation. The work starts with workload planning: understanding what each system actually does, what it depends on, and whether lifting it as-is makes sense. From there Tego designs the target architecture, governance, identity, and access model, then executes. Moving an inefficient workload to the cloud unchanged usually just relocates the inefficiency and adds a monthly bill.
Tego aligns cloud environments with CMMC, SOC 2, and industry-specific frameworks, with additional support available through <a href="https://tegodata.com/tego-advisory-services/">Tego Advisory Services</a> for NIST, ISO 27001, HIPAA, and CJIS. Governance, identity, and access control are designed as part of the architecture, which is generally what determines whether an audit goes smoothly.
Yes. Ongoing performance and cost optimization is part of Tego's cloud capabilities rather than a separate engagement. Most cloud overspend comes from a small number of predictable sources: oversized instances, forgotten non-production environments, unmanaged storage tiers, and commitments that no longer match usage. Identifying those requires visibility into the environment, which is where an assessment starts.
Tego works across AWS, Microsoft Azure, GCP, IBM, and its own Tego Cloud, among others. The team describes this as being cloud-fluent: the goal is to guide you to whichever platform fits, including combinations. That vendor breadth matters most when an organization has already accumulated services across two or three providers and needs them to work together.
Start with the Cloud Assessment Questionnaire, which captures your current environment, workloads, and objectives before any conversation about platforms. That gives Tego enough context to give a grounded recommendation rather than a generic one. You can also contact Tego directly to discuss a specific migration or hybrid design project.