Whether it’s public, private or hybrid, cloud computing is opening up new opportunities for organizations of every size. Hybrid cloud storage provides on-demand capacity that enables data center operators to handle the deluge of Big Data, while Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) and Platform as a Service (PaaS) leverage the pay-as-you-go model to improve the way organizations work and succeed. Hear from CDW’s team of experts as they take a deep dive into the ways organizations can prepare for a cloud migration, bolster cloud security in the face of rising threats and take full advantage of the scalability and flexibility of Microsoft Azure and other cloud resources.
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How much does Azure cost? This is a question that virtually everyone has had when they started looking at the Microsoft Azure cloud offerings. The reason this question isn’t as straightforward as it seems to be is that the pricing model has changed dramatically compared to the legacy model of buying server and app licenses…
Many organizations looking to leverage Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) may have concerns when it comes to recouping past investment in existing in-house infrastructure.
Many articles make cloud computing sound like panacea for all. In reality, it’s just about addressing shortfalls in your current delivery operations or adding flexibility in the way that IT delivers services to the organization.
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I have spent a lot of time talking to customers and analysts about Cloud solutions and the value they bring to the market. As a result, I have seen countless instances where customers have achieved great success with their Cloud initiatives. Unfortunately, I have seen far more examples where organizations have walked away from spectacular…
In my role as a Solution Architect, I am often engaged with organizations in deep technical conversations about how to help advance their technology infrastructure to provide competitive and business advantage. During these discussions, I always try to address “The Five Core Pillars of Modern IT” including:
