The journey to hybrid cloud rarely follows a beaten path as each business faces unique demands and challenges. However, what we can tell you in the final post of our Exploring Cloud blog series and based on our experience in hybrid cloud transformation, is how to get started.
Now that we’ve set the framework for hybrid cloud, it’s important to outline the advantages and disadvantages of this approach. Read on to learn about some of the challenges businesses can face on their cloud journey and how to close the gaps to ensure successful execution immediately and over the life of hybrid cloud.
In this installment of our Exploring Cloud blog series, we discover hybrid cloud – the best of both cloud worlds, private and public.
While public cloud can fall short in the areas of control, placement, and choice, there are several key benefits of public cloud including scalability and reliability that are difficult, if not impossible, to achieve in private cloud. Read on to discover more of the benefits and challenges of these cloud models in our fifth installment of the Exploring Cloud blog series.
Did you know that Microsoft continues to invest more than $1 billion USD per year on cyber security research and development efforts? Businesses expect security. Read on to learn more about how it exists in cloud.
Nothing is perfect, and that certainly holds true of private and public cloud, and hybrid for that matter. Each cloud model has its own advantages and disadvantages, and in this post we weigh the pros and cons that will play a pivotal role in architecting your service delivery.
In the second installment of our Exploring Cloud blog series, we discuss the different cloud models and what approach best helps businesses maintain competitive advantage and meet today’s increasing demands.
Welcome to our new blog series “Exploring Cloud”, where we’ll explore the models of cloud computing, including the benefits and challenges of each approach. Happy reading!
In this excerpt from the Revolution of Work discussion, Get Bullish About Growth, with panelist Ching Mac, the a point is made to invite IT professionals to the strategy table.
On June 25, 2018 Ching Mac, Sales Director, Citrix Canada was the guest on the Creative Disruption podcast with Marguerite O’Neal.
