PH Deck

Businesses of all sizes struggle with database management, including setting up, monitoring, and ensuring high availability of platforms like PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis, and MySQL.

Many individuals and businesses aiming for Google Cloud certification struggle with gaining comprehensive knowledge of cloud services like Compute Engine, App Engine, and Storage, which hinders their ability to design and deploy scalable cloud solutions. This training gap makes it challenging to stay competitive and proficient in a rapidly growing industry.

Users manage enterprise databases via non-mobile solutions, leading to inefficiency in on-the-go access and real-time updates.

Users struggle to efficiently share and manage knowledge on the Salesforce platform using traditional methods.

Investment managers rely on multiple disconnected systems for OMS, PMS, IBOR, Compliance, Risk, and Performance Attribution, leading to inefficient workflows and data fragmentation

Users managing data center infrastructure assets rely on disconnected tools and manual processes, leading to inefficiencies, lack of visibility, and difficulty in tracking components.

Users struggle with manual document management leading to time-consuming processes, inefficient searches, and security vulnerabilities.

Users manually integrate disconnected systems (e.g., Salesforce, Snowflake), leading to inefficiency, data silos, and lack of real-time cross-platform analysis. Security risks and complex setup further hinder scalability.

Organizations face challenges managing Kubernetes in production at scale due to the complexity of operating across different environments like clouds, data centers, bare metal, and edge. The complexity and effort required to control the full Kubernetes lifecycle across various infrastructures is a significant drawback.

Users manually check cloud configurations and enforce security policies, leading to inefficient processes and increased risk of human error.