Case Study: Inaccess achieves faster, scalable utility management with Google Cloud Platform

Inaccess Empowering utilities with information technology supported by Google Cloud

Inaccess, a UK-based utilities software provider, developed its Unity digital infrastructure management platform to help solar, wind, storage, microgrid, and telecom customers monitor and control operations through a web app. As the business grew, Inaccess needed a more scalable, flexible, and secure way to support rising data-transfer demands, comply with local regulations, and keep mission-critical assets available. It turned to Google Cloud Platform, using services such as Compute Engine and Google Kubernetes Engine.

Google Cloud Platform helped Inaccess migrate off local data centers and scale compute resources in hours instead of months, while supporting secure, region-specific deployments for customers in 35 countries. The move also freed internal teams from infrastructure management so they could focus on product innovation, and improved performance and latency for customers. Inaccess also reported that scaling workloads like Cassandra clusters became far faster and less resource-intensive, with Google Cloud enabling secure, compliant growth worldwide.

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Thomas Arvantis

Head of Product Development and IT Operations