VMIC reduces infrastructure costs by up to 50% with OCI
With Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, VMIC runs AI-powered aviation asset management workloads for customers across global finance hubs.
South Korea | Professional Services
“Oracle Cloud Infrastructure helps VMIC run AirStream with the performance, availability, and cost structure we need to support customers across global aviation-finance hubs. Reducing infrastructure costs by up to 50% helps us keep investing in the AI capabilities our customers depend on.”
VMIC operates AirStream, an AI-powered aviation asset management platform that helps aviation-finance customers assess and manage aircraft assets and make faster, data-driven investment decisions.
Business problem: Support international growth while controlling cloud costs
As VMIC expanded internationally, AirStream needed an infrastructure that could support mission-critical workloads and high availability for customers in aviation-finance hubs around the world. The company also needed to manage costs as platform use grew and customers depended on timely asset data to inform investment decisions.
Solutions and results: Reduces infrastructure costs by up to 50% on OCI
VMIC chose Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) for the reliability and cost efficiency needed to support AI-powered workloads across regions.
Running AirStream on OCI helped VMIC reduce infrastructure costs by up to 50% and build a cloud foundation for serving aviation-finance customers around the world. With OCI, VMIC can continue developing AI capabilities while keeping the platform ready for international growth.
About the customer
VMIC is a South Korea–based aviation finance and leasing company that provides aircraft asset management, technical inspection, and consulting services for aviation investors and operators.