A common platform experience for different teams and customers.

A shared platform is useful when it makes repeatable work easier while respecting differences between teams. Start with the customer or department that has a concrete operational problem.

Enterprise platform teams

Bring together onboarding, service ownership, deployment workflows, and access policies across departments. Evaluate whether a new team can start work with fewer manual handoffs while keeping its existing tools.

Managed service providers

Coordinate environments across customers who own different cloud accounts and toolchains. Focus an evaluation on customer separation, operational responsibilities, and usage attribution. Agree who can see and change each customer environment.

Engineering organizations

Start with a practical delivery problem: preparing a development environment, finding service ownership, reviewing a deployment, or understanding service health. Add capabilities around that workflow as requirements become clear.

Organizations with specific data requirements

Compare customer-cloud and self-hosted operation, clarify access and information sharing, and define evidence needed for your own review. Deployment choice does not by itself establish regulatory compliance.

Read the operating-model comparison and evaluation process.