Jaimie Sinclair, on Nov 15, 2019 11:59:05 AM
Cloud computing has become such a central part of most enterprises that it’s become easy to forget what drove the rush to the cloud in the first place. More than a decade ago, the idea of the cloud may have been a nightmare for the IT staff that was going to have to manage a paradigm shift, but it was a dream for those holding the purse strings. The promise of the cloud was always about finding ways to stretch budgets and save costs.
Dan Murphy, on Sep 12, 2018 8:56:41 AM
The way enterprises do business is changing. With the emergence of microservices, companies are able to bring innovative products to market faster and more cost effectively than ever before. Cloud services have evolved from back-end services used to support the business to critical components of enterprise strategy to create differentiation and drive the business forward. Businesses today need to deliver features, solutions and services more rapidly than ever before.
Ian Lee, on Mar 29, 2018 8:30:00 AM
The key to implementing complex projects is to break them down into smaller, less intimidating steps – ones that can be easily focused on and dealt with one at a time. So, when it comes to embarking on a cloud management project, the same rules apply, and there are a common set of management and automation features that are required. The good news is you don’t need to tackle them all at once, but you can take small steps with each to ensure success and adoption. These include:
Let’s take a look at each of these features in turn.
