“Your infrastructure doesn’t have to run in one cloud to benefit from a more consistent approach to management.” Most enterprise technology environments are no longer located in one place. Organizations operate servers in their own data centers, workloads in Microsoft
Modern technology environments aren’t defined by where applications run. They’re defined by how well everything works together.
A practical multicloud strategy focuses on using each platform where it provides the greatest business or technical value.
Many cloud challenges aren’t caused by the technology itself. They’re caused by decisions made before and during the migration.
A readiness assessment shouldn’t begin by asking, “How do we migrate?” It should begin by asking, “Why are we considering migration?”
Cloud strategy used to sound relatively simple: move workloads from the data center to the public cloud. Today, the conversation is much more nuanced.
One of the biggest misconceptions in IT is that every aging system should be replaced. In reality, organizations generally have three options when evaluating existing technology.
True cloud optimization is about ensuring your cloud environment delivers the performance, security, reliability, and flexibility your business needs—while eliminating unnecessary waste.
For many businesses, hybrid cloud isn’t a temporary step in their cloud journey; it’s the destination.