Question 1

What is FinOps?

Accepted Answer

FinOps means Financial Operations applied to the cloud: a practice that puts the people who pay the bills, the people who design the infrastructure and the people who decide investments in the same room, so that the cost of each workload is visible and spend that produces no value gets corrected. It is not a product but a way of working, with three recurring moments: inform, meaning measure and attribute costs; optimise, meaning fix the inefficiencies; operate, meaning keep control over time.

Question 2

What does WWG's cloud cost optimisation cover?

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WWG's cloud cost optimisation covers five steps: assessment, where you upload your cloud spend data to our platform; analysis, where the platform identifies inefficiencies and generates optimisation strategies; results, a report with clear, actionable recommendations; implementation, where our engineers assist you in executing the changes; monitoring, with ongoing support to sustain the results and find further room for improvement. It covers AWS, Google Cloud and Azure.

Question 3

How soon will I see the results?

Accepted Answer

The first results of cloud cost optimisation arrive with the report: once your spend data is uploaded, the platform returns the analysis within minutes and you can start applying the simplest recommendations right away. The actual saving on your bill depends on when the changes are executed, and the duration of the implementation phase is set in scoping, according to the size of your infrastructure and how many of the changes you decide to make with our help.

Question 4

How is FinOps optimisation priced?

Accepted Answer

FinOps optimisation is priced on two separate models. The analysis has a fixed entry price, known before you start, with scaled options for larger infrastructures. Implementation of the changes and the monitoring that follows are quoted separately in scoping, based on the recommendations in the report that you decide to apply with our assistance. We do not publish a price list, because two companies with the same cloud spend can have very different room for improvement.

Question 5

Who does the work, and what do we need to provide?

Accepted Answer

WWG engineers with cloud infrastructure and DevOps experience do the work: they read the platform's report, discuss it with you and assist you in executing the changes; a named owner follows the engagement from analysis to monitoring. From you we need the spend and usage export from your cloud account, one person who knows the infrastructure and, for the implementation phase, access to the environments where the changes are made.

Question 6

Does your service support multi-cloud environments?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the cloud cost optimisation service supports multi-cloud environments: we work with all major cloud platforms, including AWS, Google Cloud and Azure. In a multi-cloud setup the analysis is run per provider from each one's spend data, and the report highlights both the inefficiencies inside each platform and the duplications across platforms, which are often the least visible line of cost.

Question 7

How do you ensure data confidentiality?

Accepted Answer

Confidentiality of your spend data is ensured by encryption in transit and at rest and by adherence to GDPR standards. The data you upload concerns bills and resource usage, not your customers' data or your application code. It is used only to produce your report, and on request we can formalise processing and retention in an agreement before we start.

Question 8

What if I don't see any savings?

Accepted Answer

If FinOps optimisation does not deliver the expected savings, the service carries a money-back guarantee on the analysis. In practice the risk is contained even earlier: the report arrives before any commitment to implementation, so you see the recommendations and their estimate before deciding whether to proceed. If the report finds no useful room for saving, you still have a picture of your spend and confirmation that the infrastructure is sized correctly.

Question 9

What happens after the report?

Accepted Answer

After the report, you decide. You can apply the recommendations on your own with your team, have WWG engineers assist you through the implementation phase, or add ongoing monitoring to sustain the results and spot new room for saving as the infrastructure changes. Each further step is a separate agreement, with perimeter and price set in scoping, and is not tied to the initial analysis.

Question 10

Who is cloud cost optimisation for?

Accepted Answer

Cloud cost optimisation is for companies that pay AWS, Google Cloud or Azure every month without knowing precisely which part of the spend is really needed: CFOs watching the bill grow, CTOs and IT leaders who inherited an infrastructure sized years ago. It makes most sense when cloud spend is a significant line in the income statement and nobody in the company has the time to read it line by line.

Question 11

FinOps as a service or FinOps as a tool: what is the difference?

Accepted Answer

FinOps as a tool is software, from the providers' native cost explorers to dedicated platforms, that shows where the spend goes. FinOps as a service, which is what this page is about, adds the people who read the data, decide the interventions and carry them out: our platform produces the analysis, WWG engineers turn it into changes on the infrastructure and verify the effect. The tool alone points at the problem; the service solves it.

Criterio	WWG FinOps optimisation	Provider cost tools	FinOps platform subscription	In-house FinOps team
Who it is for	Companies without a dedicated cloud cost team that want an analysis and someone to execute.	Technical teams with the time to read their provider's raw data.	Companies with significant multi-cloud spend and internal people who will use the tool daily.	Large organisations where cloud is a structural line of the income statement.
What it covers	Spend analysis, report with recommendations, assistance in implementation, monitoring.	Visualisation and budgets for a single provider; no recommendation gets executed.	Dashboards, alerts and suggestions; execution stays with your team.	Everything, if the people have the skills and the mandate to change the infrastructure.
Duration	Analysis within minutes; implementation and monitoring set in scoping.	In continuous use; the result depends on how much time someone gives it.	Ongoing subscription, plus setup time.	Months to hire and train, then a permanent fixed cost.
What you get	A report a CFO can read, the changes executed by engineers, verification of the results.	Charts and reports to interpret in-house.	Continuous visibility; nobody executing on your behalf.	Permanent internal control, at the cost of the people.
When it makes sense	When cloud spend is significant and nobody has time to read it line by line.	When the infrastructure is small and on a single provider.	When you already have people who decide and only lack visibility.	When cloud is central enough to justify full-time dedicated people.

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