Most enterprises don’t have an infrastructure problem. They have an infrastructure decision problem. VMware gets evaluated as a VMware decision. Azure and AWS become cloud decisions. Network becomes a carrier decision. Security becomes a security decision. AI becomes an application decision. But the economics don’t work that way. Move a workload to Azure and you don’t just change compute. You change network traffic, egress, security, licensing, data protection, governance and potentially the economics of the data center you left behind. LogiCloudiQ is the Infrastructure Intelligence Layer that connects those decisions. We analyze the workloads, architecture, utilization, contracts and provider economics across the environment before the enterprise commits to the next platform, renewal or architecture. Then we model the alternatives and let the workload determine where it belongs. That means looking across: Compute — VMware/VCF, private cloud, public cloud, GPU, storage and hardware refresh Network — NaaS, private connectivity, SD-WAN, DIA, hyperscaler connectivity and egress Cloud — AWS, Azure and Google consumption, commitments, workload placement and repatriation AI — models, tokens, gateways, RAG, AI FinOps and application modernization Security + Governance — identity, SASE/SSE, data protection, compliance and policy Data Center — power, density, facilities, colo and infrastructure lifecycle A VMware renewal might show $60K in direct VMware savings. But that is only one line item. When the analysis also accounts for related network, cloud egress, security, Microsoft licensing and data center impacts, the modeled opportunity can reach $354K annually across the connected environment—not as a VMware discount, but as the broader economic impact of making the renewal decision differently. Your providers optimize their revenue. LogiCloudiQ optimizes your infrastructure economics.
| Website | https://logicloudiq.com |
| Employees | 2 (1 on RocketReach) |
| Founded | 2025 |
| Industry | Technology, Information and Internet |
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Emily Wootton is the Director of Business Development and Partnerships of LogiCloudiQ.
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