Abu Dhabi Housing Authority completes multi-cloud migration programme

The Abu Dhabi Housing Authority (ADHA) has achieved a significant milestone, reaching an impressive 98 per cent completion of its transition to a multi-cloud infrastructure. This move reinforces ADHA’s leadership in harnessing cutting-edge technology and maintaining its position at the forefront of global IT and smart solutions trends to drive efficiency, security, and sustainability while aligning seamlessly with the Abu Dhabi Government’s strategic vision for a future-ready digital ecosystem.

The move to multi-cloud brings strategic benefits for both ADHA and the community. It enhances the performance of applications and databases, reduces the risk of service disruptions, and strengthens cybersecurity and data privacy. Additionally, it fosters a modern environment to support AI technologies, while supporting ADHA’s vision to contribute to sustainability by reducing its environmental footprint. The shift enables ADHA to deliver innovative digital services and introduce new applications across diverse platforms, boosting public trust in the security and quality of its offerings.

His Excellency Sultan Alkhemeiri, Executive Director Support Service at ADHA, said: “Our transition to a multi-cloud infrastructure is in line with the government’s strategic vision to craft a sustainable future. It is a step vital in improving the efficiency of delivering faster, more innovative digital services. By leveraging cloud solutions, ADHA will overcome the limitations of traditional servers, which have higher operational costs, require continuous maintenance, are prone to technical failures, and are more vulnerable to cyber threats. Multi-cloud infrastructure provides greater flexibility for rapid scalability and resource optimisation, thereby enhancing operational efficiency.”