ACI Infotech

/ Google Cloud

Google Cloud that starts with the data

Google Cloud is where we build when the data is the workload. ACI Infotech stands up BigQuery lakehouses, Vertex AI pipelines, and GKE estates, with the landing zone, governance, and cost controls in place before the first workload arrives. Then we run the platform, around the clock, under SLAs.

What lands
Operational DBs
Event streams
Files & objects
SaaS exports

Data & AI core

BigQuery at the center

BigQuery analytics
Vertex AI
Apps on GKE

land → query → predict

Google Cloud
Google Cloud

200+ cloud migrations

Delivered across GCP, AWS, and Azure.

Platform before workloads

Landing zone, governance, cost model.
Then the workloads.

BigQuery answers its first query in minutes. Give it a landing zone, an IAM design, and a cost model first, and it keeps answering at scale: pipelines with owners, budgets with alerts, and an invoice that grows only with the business.

Google Cloud
22%
Faster decisions

One governed data platform for 400,000 employees across 53 countries, replacing dozens of regional reporting stacks.

Read the case study

/ What we do on Google Cloud

One cloud. Six disciplines.

01

BigQuery warehousing and analytics

BigQuery as the warehouse, streaming ingestion through Dataflow, Spark on Dataproc where it earns a place, and Looker on a governed model. No clusters to babysit, and the slot spend gets planned instead of discovered.

BigQuery
Dataflow
Dataproc
Looker
02

Vertex AI and GenAI

Models that ship. Vertex AI pipelines carry work from notebook to production, Gemini handles GenAI grounded in your own data, and every model gets an owner, a monitor, and a rollback path.

Vertex AI
Gemini
Agent Builder
Model Garden
03

GKE and containers

Container estates on GKE, Autopilot where it fits, service mesh where it is needed, and Workload Identity tied to IAM. Binary Authorization keeps unsigned images out of production.

GKE
Cloud Run
Anthos
Workload Identity
04

Migration to Google Cloud

Moves from on premise, AWS, or Azure in staged waves. Migrate to Containers for the lift, Database Migration Service for the databases, Transfer Appliance when the data outweighs the wire. Cutovers are rehearsed, not improvised.

Migrate to Containers
Database Migration Service
Transfer Appliance
Cutover runbooks
05

Security and compliance

The landing zone carries the posture: VPC Service Controls around sensitive data, Security Command Center for findings, and audit logs wired to your SIEM. HIPAA and PCI workloads get their controls designed in, not bolted on.

Security Command Center
VPC Service Controls
Cloud IAM
Audit logging
06

FinOps and cost governance

Committed use discounts planned against real usage, BigQuery slots sized to the workload, and chargeback built on the billing export. Recommender flags the waste. We act on it monthly, not at renewal.

Committed use planning
BigQuery slots
Recommender
Billing export

Is Google Cloud the right cloud?

Pick it for the data and AI stack. BigQuery needs no cluster management, Vertex AI carries models to production, and GKE is the most mature managed Kubernetes. When your estate points elsewhere, we will say so in the assessment. We build on all three hyperscalers, so the recommendation follows your workloads, not a reseller margin.

Google Cloud
Google Cloud

Analytics at scale without cluster management

ML and GenAI as first-class workloads

Kubernetes as the center of gravity

Streaming and batch on one data stack

Another cloud

A mostly Windows, Microsoft-licensed estate

A team already deep in AWS primitives

When the second column wins, the honest answer is usually Azure for Microsoft estates or AWS for teams that already live there. We deliver on all three, so nobody here needs you to pick Google.

/ How an engagement runs

Five phases. No mystery.

01

Assess

Estate review, cost baseline, and the first workload worth moving. If Google Cloud is the wrong home for it, this is where we say so.

02

Land

Landing zone first: IAM, VPC Service Controls, network design, and billing export. Governance before workloads, in that order.

03

Build

BigQuery models, Dataflow pipelines, and GKE services shipped in increments. A single warehouse move typically runs 3 to 6 months end to end.

04

Prove

Parallel runs against the old reports until the business stops checking them. The legacy system stays on until parity is signed off.

05

Run

24/7 operations under SLAs with monthly FinOps reviews, or a clean handover to your team with runbooks that have been used, not just written.

The cloud is the floor, not the building.

BigQuery and Vertex AI pay off when the pipelines, contracts, and governance around them are engineered with the same care as the platform choice. That is our data engineering practice, and Google Cloud is one of its home fields.

/ Why ACI

Why enterprises run Google Cloud with us

/ Certifications

Google Cloud Professional certifications across data engineering, machine learning, security, and infrastructure.

The people who hold them do the delivery.

/ Migrations

200+ cloud migrations delivered across Google Cloud, AWS, and Azure.

Landing zone first, workloads second, every time.

/ Scale

Founded 2006.

1,200+ engineers across 11 global delivery hubs. 500+ enterprise projects.

/ Operations

ISO 27001 certified and CMMI Level 3 appraised, with 24/7 managed operations under SLAs.

/ Google Cloud FAQ

Google Cloud questions,
answered straight.

Pick it for the data and AI stack: BigQuery needs no cluster management, Vertex AI carries models from notebook to production, and GKE is the most mature managed Kubernetes. If your workloads are mostly Windows and Microsoft-licensed, Azure usually wins on economics, and we will say so in the assessment.

A single warehouse typically moves in 3 to 6 months, including schema conversion, pipeline rebuilds in Dataflow, and parallel-run validation against the old system. The long pole is rarely BigQuery itself; it is untangling the reports and jobs that grew around the legacy warehouse.

Yes. We use Migrate to Containers for lift-and-modernize moves onto GKE, Database Migration Service for the databases, and Transfer Appliance when the data is too big for the wire. Every migration lands in a proper landing zone with IAM, VPC Service Controls, and billing export set up first.

Committed use discounts planned against real usage, BigQuery slot sizing and query tuning, and chargeback built on the billing export so every team sees its own line. Google Cloud Recommender flags the idle resources; the discipline is acting on it monthly rather than at renewal time.

Yes. We build the compliance posture into the landing zone: VPC Service Controls around sensitive data, Security Command Center for findings, and audit logging wired to your SIEM. Our healthcare deployments have passed their audits with that architecture in place.

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