Back to All Partners AWS INVITE Networks is an AWS cloud partner helping enterprise and mid-market organizations in Salt Lake City and Phoenix migrate workloads to Amazon Web Services, design cloud-native architectures, and manage ongoing AWS environments. INVITE guides organizations through the full AWS journey — from initial cloud readiness assessment through migration, optimization, and day-to-day managed operations. TL;DR: INVITE Networks is an AWS cloud partner providing cloud migration, AWS architecture design, and managed AWS services for organizations across Utah and Arizona. INVITE handles the end-to-end AWS engagement — landing zone design, workload migration, security hardening, and ongoing cost and performance management — so your organization gets the cloud outcomes AWS promises without building an internal cloud team to get there. This page is for IT directors and cloud architects evaluating an AWS partner who can own the migration and the managed environment. What does INVITE Networks deliver as an AWS cloud partner? INVITE’s AWS practice covers cloud readiness assessments, AWS Landing Zone and Control Tower deployment, workload migration using AWS Application Migration Service, and ongoing managed AWS environments that include cost optimization, security posture management, and performance monitoring. INVITE works with AWS EC2, S3, RDS, EKS, and Lambda workloads and is authorized to resell AWS services and deliver professional and managed services on the AWS platform. INVITE integrates AWS cloud environments with on-premises infrastructure — through AWS Direct Connect for dedicated connectivity and hybrid architecture designs — and manages the full environment as part of INVITE’s managed services practice. Organizations running hybrid workloads get a single managed services partner for both the on-premises and cloud layers. Why do Salt Lake City and Phoenix organizations choose INVITE for AWS cloud? Enterprise and mid-market organizations in Utah and Arizona use INVITE for AWS when they need a local partner with both the cloud architecture expertise and the operational track record to manage what they build. INVITE’s team is based in Salt Lake City, with regional coverage across Utah and Arizona including the Phoenix metro — delivering the proximity that remote-only cloud integrators can’t match when issues arise. A manufacturing organization in the Phoenix metro migrated 40 on-premises workloads to AWS through INVITE using a phased migration approach that kept production systems running throughout cutover. The migration was completed in 14 weeks with zero production outages, and INVITE’s managed cloud team reduced the organization’s monthly AWS spend by 31% in the first 90 days through Reserved Instance planning and right-sizing. How does INVITE manage AWS security and compliance posture? INVITE configures AWS Security Hub, Amazon GuardDuty, AWS Config, and CloudTrail as baseline security controls on every AWS environment it manages. For clients in regulated industries — healthcare (HIPAA), defense contractors (CMMC), and financial services (PCI DSS) — INVITE deploys compliance-aligned AWS architectures and maintains the ongoing configuration so audit findings don’t accumulate between reviews. INVITE also manages AWS IAM governance — enforcing least-privilege access, managing service account lifecycles, and integrating AWS SSO with existing identity providers including Microsoft Entra ID — so cloud access controls stay current as teams and workloads change. What makes INVITE different from other AWS cloud partners? Many AWS partners specialize in migration projects and hand off the ongoing environment to the client or a generic managed services contract. INVITE designs the architecture, executes the migration, and manages the cloud environment afterward — the engineers who know why architectural decisions were made are also the engineers who monitor the environment and respond when something changes. INVITE also manages the cost dimension proactively: monthly AWS spend reviews, Reserved Instance and Savings Plan recommendations, and workload right-sizing are included in INVITE’s managed cloud practice — not sold as separate engagements after the migration bill arrives. Ready to evaluate INVITE as your AWS cloud partner? Contact INVITE to schedule a cloud readiness assessment with our AWS-certified architects. Frequently Asked Questions: AWS Cloud Partner Is INVITE Networks an authorized AWS partner? Yes. INVITE Networks is an authorized AWS partner with engineers holding current AWS certifications. INVITE is authorized to resell AWS services and deliver professional services, managed services, and cloud migration engagements on the AWS platform. Does INVITE manage AWS environments on an ongoing basis? Yes. INVITE’s managed cloud services practice includes ongoing AWS environment management — security posture monitoring, cost optimization, performance reporting, patch management for managed instances, and incident response — for organizations that need enterprise-grade cloud operations without building an internal cloud team. Can INVITE migrate on-premises workloads to AWS? Yes. INVITE has migrated workloads ranging from 10 to 100+ servers to AWS using a phased migration methodology that minimizes production risk. INVITE handles discovery, dependency mapping, migration wave planning, cutover execution, and post-migration optimization as a single professional services engagement. Does INVITE support hybrid AWS deployments alongside on-premises infrastructure? Yes. INVITE designs and manages hybrid architectures that span on-premises data centers and AWS, including AWS Direct Connect for dedicated private connectivity, hybrid DNS, and identity federation. Organizations running hybrid workloads get a single managed services partner for both environments.
