Case Study

Edison’s Journey to the Cloud

A Successful Cloud Transformation Story

Edison's challenge

Edison S.p.A is the oldest energy company in Europe, boasting over 135 years of achievements, and is one of the sector’s leading operators in Italy. The company is at the forefront of the energy transition challenge, investing in the field of renewable energy, energy efficiency, digitalisation and the end market. In a rapidly changing market, Edison has made innovation a strategic cornerstone of its development. Digitalisation, the use of data and artificial intelligence are key aspects of the innovation that the company brings to the energy sector by fostering the development of renewables, while always offering its customers new services and supporting the evolution of the energy industry.

With its proven ability to innovate and its customer-first approach to digital transformation, Edison ICT decided to perform a radical transformation and migration from on-premises business applications to the Cloud - an effort aimed to improve productivity, operational resiliency, business agility, while incidentally lowering IT costs.

A Solid Partner for a Successful Cloud Migration & Transformation Story

Storm Reply, an AWS Premier Consulting Partner with well-established migration and transformation methods amassed through years of experience, supported Edison ICT to design and implement an entirely new Virtual Data Center, leveraging the powerful Amazon Web Services.

The Cloud Migration Strategy

Storm Reply is the Reply Group company specialised in the design and implementation of cloud-based solutions and services. As an Amazon Premier Consulting Partner, Storm Reply supports a large number of medium-large size customers in Europe, by maintaining their systems and applications on the AWS platform. With a consolidated experience in Cloud IaaS, SaaS and PaaS services, Storm Reply provides a series of end-to-end services for the adoption of the Cloud, the development of new applications and the comprehensive management of associated cloud-based services.