Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Rural Development, Fisheries and Food (Sagarpa)
Case of success
The project
The public function continually faces challenges to satisfy diverse citizen needs. Its efficiency increases by properly managing all the available information. And as you migrate your data infrastructure to the cloud, the result is a clutter-free path for timely comparison and prediction. This is how we experience it in the agricultural sector in Mexico with SAGARPA.
Challenges
The challenge was to completely modernize the IT service to citizens. A strategy where redesign works as a key to innovation to integrate the activities of the rural environment and the productive chains of the rest of the economy. And, as a consequence: stimulate the collaboration of producer organizations with their own programs and projects.
The Solution
At SAGARPA they concluded that, once migrating to the cloud, their local data infrastructure would find the solution to focus IT staff on strategic tasks, reducing the operational burden that can be solved with cloud services.
Simultaneously, they could count on behavioral analysis and prediction services based on institutional information based on a solid service architecture with updated, centralized and secure information.
But that’s not all, the change would also bring about making the IT budget more efficient, taking advantage of a pay-per-use scheme.
The Result
With the support and consulting of Itera, the migration was carried out in record time to meet the deadlines of the local data center, migrating the vast majority of servers in little more than 1 month.
Different solutions based on AWS products and services and third-party solutions were proposed by Itera to be able to migrate to the AWS cloud in the required period.
This is how they now solve their needs in the AWS cloud, with an infrastructure that is automatically sized to meet the sudden needs of the organization.
Through innovative services with immediate availability, the time of SAGARPA staff dedicated to the operation of its previous infrastructure has significantly decreased, allowing the focus to be directed towards strategic tasks with greater added value.