Tendo Technology

Tendo Technology is a Singapore-based cloud provider specializing in consumption-based IT infrastructure.

Singapore address
20 Cecil Street, Plus #05-03, Singapore 049705
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Overview of Tendo Technology

Specialization
On Premise Cloud

Tendo Technology is a Singapore-based cloud provider specializing in consumption-based IT infrastructure. The company's platform delivers benefits similar to public cloud services, but with the advantage of on-premises hosting. This setup enables enterprises to retain control over sensitive data and adhere to local data regulations. Tendo Technology offers fully managed infrastructure, ensuring scalability for its clients. Services are provided with a pay-per-use monthly billing structure, aligning costs with actual usage. This approach caters to businesses seeking flexible, compliant, and controlled IT infrastructure solutions.

  • Recorded Singapore presence: Physical Singapore office
  • Address: 20 Cecil Street, Plus #05-03, Singapore 049705
  • Website: https://tendo.technology

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Buyer Decision Checklist

Singapore is one of the most cloud-mature markets in Asia-Pacific, with AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and Oracle all running local regions and deep partner ecosystems. The real decision is not which cloud, but which partner runs which workload — and how you keep the bill, the data, and the exit under control.

How to evaluate a cloud services / managed cloud provider in Singapore

  • Treat partner tier (AWS Premier / Azure Solutions Partner / Google Cloud Premier) as directional, not decisive — ask for the named certifications of the actual delivery team and proof of recent projects at your scale, not the badge on the website.
  • For government or regulated workloads, verify both the cloud service AND the managed partner against the right MTCS level on the IMDA register (Level 3 for sensitive public-sector data; Level 2-3 for finance and healthcare), and confirm IM8 alignment if you serve the public sector.
  • Demand a documented FinOps practice (FOCUS-aligned tagging, enforced resource ownership, weekly cost reviews) before signing — cloud bills drift up 30-50% a year from orphaned and oversized resources without it.
  • Write PDPA data residency into the architecture standard and the SOW, and check the hyperscaler's per-service availability matrix, since not every service runs in the Singapore region even when the region exists.
  • Pin down the shared-responsibility split in writing — exactly which patching, monitoring, backup, and incident-response tasks the partner owns versus your team — so there are no gaps at 3am.
  • Plan the exit before you enter: ask how data, IaC, and runbooks are handed back, and prefer portable tooling (Terraform, Kubernetes) over partner-proprietary lock-in.

Verify for Tendo Technology

  • Confirm key details directly with the vendor — this listing isn't vendor-managed yet.
  • Ask for two recent Singapore client references you can speak with.
  • Ask for a written scope of services before comparing quotes.
  • Request evidence of relevant certifications and their current validity.

Questions to ask

  • Which named, certified engineers will run our account day to day, and what is your on-call and escalation path when an incident fires after hours?
  • Can you show your FinOps methodology and a documented before-and-after cost reduction from a comparable Singapore engagement?
  • What MTCS level and Singapore-region service coverage applies to the architecture you are proposing for our workloads?
  • If we leave, exactly what is handed back to us — data, infrastructure-as-code, runbooks — and what is the migration-out timeline?

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  • UEN recorded on profile No UEN recorded 0/20
  • Owner-claimed profile No owner claim recorded 0/10
  • Recorded grant eligibility None recorded 0/15
  • Recorded CSA trustmark None / expired 0/15
  • Listed certifications None listed 0/10
  • Approved reviews No approved reviews yet 0/20
  • Profile completeness 3/10 completeness 3/10