Ronin, cloud simplified.

We developed the RONIN platform in an effort to lower the bar of entry to scientific and cloud computing by simplifying the way cloud resources are procured, configured and consumed. By providing complex IT services simplified for the user, RONIN empowers staff and organizations to get on with the task at hand, whether it be research, monitoring usage, controlling spend or launching virtual machines. By developing an intuitive and streamlined user interface that is deeply integrated with a selected set of industry leading tools, RONIN delivers a powerful new method for consuming and managing cloud services for organizations of any scale.

Our goal - "To enable users to focus on outcomes, not the tools used to achieve them".

Of course, with such grand pursuits, it's critical we have the tools and controls in place to ensure we're not creating more problems than we solve. This is why RONIN has enterprise grade management tools and best practices baked into all services and resources it makes available. We give organizations the ability to set and enforce both security and user policies across multiple cloud resources from a central console.

Right! It is now easy to use and easy to manage. What's next? We observe, learn, refine and repeat.

The RONIN platform also deploys detailed reporting, business intelligence and management information capabilities that go well beyond the tools provided by most cloud service providers. It is through this information we give organizations the ability to derive otherwise invisible insights from their organization and research disciplines to better optimize both performance and costs.

Today's working environment

Whilst consulting within large organizations, it was apparent that an overwhelming theme to the stresses and concerns of staff centred around technical hurdles and assumed knowledge of the tools available. This reality costs organizations and users serious time and money. Not only do your users have the responsibility of their task at hand, they are often thrust into roles such as system administrator, network engineer and storage manager in order to enter the world of cloud computing.