Succeeding with Cloud in the Enterprise
summary
Maersk adopts a cloud‑first, SaaS‑first policy and builds a self‑service Admiral portal that provisions environments in minutes, enforces no human access to production (service accounts and pipelines only), and exposes costs in Power BI so product teams pay directly. Early moves cut theoretical lead time from ~100 to 85 days but reveal €40,000 per environment buried in handovers and 13 people involved, driving a shift to unified delivery, guardrails, and automated infrastructure as code.
AI-written summary · about
chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:38Maersk
- 7:25Cloud first strategy
- 15:39Cloud journey
- 21:48Selfservice
- 23:23Guard Rails
- 26:25Cloud Finance
- 29:34Outro
related talks
30mSucceeding with Cloud
43mDemonstrating the real enterprise value of cloud at Merck (PRT260)
15mJourney to Hybrid Multi-Cloud
11mFuture-proof your business to drive growth and transformation
36mPanel Discussion: Leveraging Cloud Native Technology to Transform Your Enterprise
36mPractical Cloud Native: What Works, What Doesn't
44mAgility in The Cloud Era
30mMove faster … and spend less! Boston Consulting Group goes all in on cloud computing