The benefits of moving to the cloud are well documented, but many companies haven’t gotten past go on their cloud journey. The good news is there are proven approaches that can shortcut your journey and ensure your migration goes as planned.
Now, you, too, can formulate a strategy that addresses your unique business cases, organizational goals and challenges.
Your IT team may be faced with some pretty daunting challenges these days: You may be under the gun to migrate applications to the cloud, consolidate company data centers, or complete a Disaster Recovery plan. And management wants it done FAST and FLAWLESSLY.
Where do you start? how can you pick up the pieces when your project stalls? and how can you make changes without causing outages?
Data center migrations are a significant undertaking for any organization. As any client can attest, they are large, complicated projects to plan and manage, requiring disparate business units to work together to make a move successful.
These days, everyone is talking about digital transformation. Businesses are striving to introduce innovative new applications and experiences for their customers. This puts the pressure on IT staff to not just keep pace with the changes – but build an IT environment that is agile and able to withstand the inherent upgrades and new applications without missing a beat.
New 451 Research finds that IT organizations must be agile and able to execute change without disruption. But there are plenty of challenges. In this informative webinar replay on hybrid cloud environments we discuss some of these findings and offer keys to a successful cloud migration.
Melanie Posey, Research Vice President and General Manager, Voice of the Enterprise at 451 Research, and TDS experts, Andy Smith, VMware Design Expert VCDX #208, and Eric Kraieski, VP of Software TDS, offer a crash course on how to plan your journey effectively and smoothly utilizing exciting new migration planning strategies and tools.
Join us for some insightful discussion, use-case examples, and tips for getting started with these new strategies for hybrid cloud migration.