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Cloud infrastructures rarely fail for technical reasons. More often, they fail financially. Over time, as teams change and projects evolve, costs accumulate, dependencies are forgotten, and workloads keep running “just in case.” Sisifo helps organizations audit, redesign, and govern their cloud and data environments so that costs reflect actual business value. Across industries, we’ve seen redundant pipelines, orphaned servers, duplicated storage, and dashboards querying tera

Most finance teams still rely on manual spreadsheets, isolated dashboards, and static models that struggle to adapt to fast-changing markets. CFOs spend days consolidating data before they can even begin to make decisions, and forecasts are often disconnected from actual transactional systems. The result is a process that’s time-consuming, fragile, and usually outdated by the time it’s approved. A More Practical Approach to Forecasting AI models can help automate much of the

Most companies still treat pricing as a planning exercise—lists in Excel, rules buried in emails, approvals handled manually. But few actually execute prices consistently across channels, segments, and sales motions. That’s often where profitability starts to leak. Why Pricing Execution Matters At Sisifo Analytics , we’ve seen how the disconnect between pricing strategy and pricing execution quietly erodes margins. That’s why we build elastic, data-driven pricing systems

When the recent AWS outage hit, it reminded everyone that no cloud is immune. The question isn’t if AWS will go down — it’s how quickly your business can get back up. At Sisifo, we’ve seen too many infrastructures where “ disaster recovery ” lives inside a PowerPoint or an engineer’s head. So when outages happen, teams wait for AWS to fix the problem instead of recovering before AWS resolves it. The Real Impact of an AWS Outage Hours of downtime while teams scramble to find