Dedicated bare metal
Use single-tenant compute, memory and storage sized for SAP HANA, application tiers, databases and connected workloads.
SAP hosting and bare metal
Dedicated infrastructure for systems that cannot afford ambiguity.
Run SAP ECC, S/4HANA and modern applications on a customer-controlled private infrastructure model built for predictable performance and transparent economics.
The Zircoo viewMake the next move
Make the next move
more usable.
Zircoo Private Cloud combines dedicated bare metal, managed operations, security, resilience and application accountability for organizations that need control over where and how critical workloads run. It is designed for steady-state SAP and enterprise workloads where predictable utilization, data residency, low latency and vendor accountability matter more than an elastic consumption narrative.
What we bringDesigned for the
Designed for the
real system.
Each capability is stronger when it is connected to the process, data and operating model around it.
SAP legacy and S/4HANA coexistence
Support ECC, S/4HANA, integration services and modern applications during transition without forcing an abrupt platform decision.
Private cloud operating model
Combine infrastructure ownership, monitoring, patching, backup, recovery and application support under a clear accountability model.
Resilience and recovery
Design redundancy, replication, tested recovery objectives and operational runbooks around the business impact of interruption.
Transparent cost envelope
Replace open-ended consumption surprises with workload sizing, fixed components, forecastable change and a reviewable operating model.
Performance and service
Keep critical applications close to their data and connect infrastructure decisions to faster customer-service response.
Zircoo Private CloudPredictable infrastructure for
Predictable infrastructure for
critical enterprise work.
For steady-state SAP ECC, S/4HANA, integration and modern application workloads, dedicated bare metal can remove the uncertainty created by variable consumption, split accountability and generalized platform design. The advantage is workload fit, not a universal claim that public cloud has no role.
Illustrative planning calculator
Translate the cost conversation into a starting range.
Enter the current monthly infrastructure envelope. The result is a planning estimate, not a quote, and should be validated against workload sizing, licensing, resilience and support scope.
Planning result$8,100estimated monthly savings
$97,200annual planning range
Against a current envelope of $30,000, the model indicates approximately 27% potential savings before final workload and service validation.
Value-weighted comparisonBare metal is better when the workload rewards
Bare metal is better when the workload rewards
control and predictability.
Private infrastructure is not universally better. It is often the stronger fit for steady SAP and enterprise workloads where utilization is predictable, latency matters, data residency matters and platform markup is a material concern.
Decision factorZircoo Private CloudSAP-managed hostingAWS, Google Cloud or Azure
Dedicated performanceHigh for sized workloadsVaries by service tierDepends on instance and storage design
Cost predictabilityFixed components plus governed changeSubscription and service bundleUsage, egress and managed-service variables
Infrastructure controlCustomer-controlled operating modelProvider-managed platform boundaryProvider-managed platform boundary
SAP legacy coexistenceDesigned for ECC plus transitionDepends on commercial and technical fitRequires architecture and migration planning
Service accountabilityOne Zircoo run model across layersSAP service boundary plus partnersCustomer assembles provider and partner ownership
Best fitSteady, critical and regulated workloadsOrganizations choosing managed SAP cloudElastic or globally distributed workloads
25%Performance and latency
25%Cost predictability
20%Control and residency
20%Service accountability
10%Portability and transition
Hosted Value Realization WinsHosting value in
Hosting value in
the real world.
Customer names are intentionally omitted. Each win identifies the customer type, industry, workload, problem, solution and planning-level ROI result a C-level sponsor needs for discovery.
Anonymized customer value-added win | Private hosting for a multi-plant manufacturer | 01
An anonymized customer value-added win for a multi-plant manufacturer in Manufacturing and industrial, running SAP ECC, S/4HANA transition services, plant integration and service applications on customer-controlled infrastructure.
Anonymized customer value-added win | Private hosting for a project-led engineering enterprise | 02
An anonymized customer value-added win for a project-led engineering enterprise in Engineering and construction, running SAP ECC, project controls, document workflows and field applications on customer-controlled infrastructure.
Anonymized customer value-added win | Private hosting for a rail and logistics operator | 03
An anonymized customer value-added win for a rail and logistics operator in Transportation and logistics, running SAP S/4HANA, asset management, transport planning and yard services on customer-controlled infrastructure.
Anonymized customer value-added win | Private hosting for a regulated healthcare supply network | 04
An anonymized customer value-added win for a regulated healthcare supply network in Healthcare and life sciences, running SAP ECC, warehouse operations, product data and digital service applications on customer-controlled infrastructure.
Anonymized customer value-added win | Private hosting for a high-trust financial institution | 05
An anonymized customer value-added win for a high-trust financial institution in Financial services, running SAP finance, risk workflows, analytics and customer-service platforms on customer-controlled infrastructure.
Anonymized customer value-added win | Private hosting for a distributed commerce and distribution enterprise | 06
An anonymized customer value-added win for a distributed commerce and distribution enterprise in Consumer, retail and distribution, running SAP S/4HANA, fulfillment, analytics and customer-facing applications on customer-controlled infrastructure.
What changesOutcomes that
Outcomes that
hold up.
✓More predictable infrastructure economics
✓Customer-controlled data residency and security posture
✓Stable performance for HANA and integration workloads
✓A bridge from legacy SAP to modern applications
✓Faster service resolution with one accountable run model
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