How Pump Promises To Slash Your Runaway Cloud Computing Costs
Californian start-up Pump offers a group buying solution aimed at cloud-based small and medium-sized enterprises
What is Pump's primary service?
Pump provides a group buying solution that allows SMEs to purchase cloud capacity collectively, which can lead to savings of up to 60% on their cloud bills. By organizing SMEs into groups, Pump enables them to access cheaper rates typically reserved for larger organizations that can commit to buying significant amounts of capacity in advance.
How does Pump help manage cloud costs?
Pump has launched PumpGPT, an AI-enabled tool that helps customers understand their cloud spending by allowing them to interrogate AWS's processes and systems. This tool is designed to provide insights into where money is being spent on cloud services, addressing a common challenge for finance managers in tracking expenses across various functions.
What are the benefits of using Pump?
By using Pump, SMEs can benefit from wholesale pricing on cloud capacity, which they would not be able to access individually due to their smaller purchasing power. Additionally, Pump does not charge a fee for its service; instead, it takes a portion of the savings achieved, ensuring that customers still see significant reductions in their cloud costs.

How Pump Promises To Slash Your Runaway Cloud Computing Costs
published by Reliance Infosystems
Reliance Infosystems Group is a Microsoft Advanced Specialization Partner with Solutions Partner designations in Modern Work, Digital & App Innovation, Infrastructure and Data and AI. The group is championing business transformation for major verticals Across MEA, UK, US and Canada. We are focused on helping enterprise and midsize businesses transform their core operations to become agile, scalable and simplified by leveraging the expansive technology innovations, speed, reduced cost and unparallel flexibility resident in Microsoft Cloud. Our future-geared approach to Microsoft Cloud practices won us both the 2017, 2021 and currently 2024 Microsoft Partner of the Year for Nigeria and Botswana