Technology as a Service
Learn how we help simplify your day-to-day challenge with the latest industry-leading solutions
through an innovative pay-as-you-go model to drive an effective time-to-market reduction.
The as-a-service concept, whether on-premises private or public cloud, is becoming more and more the latest adapted business model
The collaborative experience without disrupting the consistency, reliability and leveraging the workflow agility is definitely the outcome to achieve
Whether we talk about remote production, remote collaboration, or remote operation, the accelerated adoption of distributed workflows for greater operational agility drives media companies to adopt new technologies based on Subscription or pay-as-you-go.
At GTC, we can help you excel in this goal with TaaS (Technology as a Service) or IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service) that includes Hardware, Software and Services to leverage your choices without the investment constraints.
On-premises cloud-like experience is also a welcome option due to some discomfort with security and control that could exist in some cloud services offers.
At GTC, you will be happy to accomplish your will concerning on-premises TaaS, whether hardware or Software.
This business model is similar to leasing or licensing in which equipment belonging to GTC is installed at a customer's site supported by a service level agreement SLA that defines the responsibilities of both parties.
In addition to all these Service options, GTC is ready to offer a different variant: the HaaS (Hosting as a Service) model that can, among others, be the way to reduce the time to market for your operation.
From small or medium-sized businesses to large enterprises, this is a way to provide state-of-the-art hardware and software, allowing a safe transition from traditional broadcast and multimedia technologies to new digital solutions.
Discover how GTC provides the best tools for your business based on a subscription methodology.
At GTC, we help you look at your day-to-day operations, defining what makes sense in the cloud and what makes sense on-premises.
