Cloud Strategy
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Infrastructure Service RFP TemplateUse the prefilled examples in this RFP template to procure a variety of infrastructure outsourcing services. |
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Serverless Computing: Cool Technology With a Confusing NameLast year the hot buzzy term in cloud computing was “containers.” This year it is “serverless computing” (though containers remain hot). Serverless is a silly name but... |
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Want to Migrate to Cloud IaaS? What Is Your Hurry?Usage of public cloud Infrastructure-as-a-Service, such as Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure, continues to trend upward. But IaaS may not be your final destination.... |
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Disaster Recovery Is a Cloud Gateway DrugThrough cloud disaster recovery an organization will not only create a cloud-based recovery capability but also learn a lot about the real benefits and costs migrating to... |
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Cloud Strategy DocumentThis template, part of the blueprint, Own the Cloud: Strategy and Action Plan, will serve as a repository of information about your goals and the steps you're taking to... |
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Cloud Strategy Executive Presentation TemplateThis template, part of the blueprint, Own the Cloud: Strategy and Action Plan, will help you communicate the results of your cloud strategy project to both technical and... |
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Pole Vaulting the Chasm: Backup Software’s New Cloud RaceCloud backup isn’t just about finding an offsite repository for on-premises backups. Backup software vendors know that increasingly you will need to backup data that is... |
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Is Oracle Finally Poised to Catch up in the Cloud?Oracle has been late to arrive to the “cloud wars” where Amazon.com (AMZN), Microsoft (MSFT), IBM (IBM), and Google (GOOG) have dominated both on the balance sheet and in... |
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Puzzle Solving for Hybrid-Cloud, Multi-Cloud, and Containers in a Virtual WorldWith the advent of containers in the emerging technology space and accompanying market excitement, there is much confusion over how to manage applications in legacy... |
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Effectively Acquire Infrastructure ServicesMost organizations are good at procuring IT products, but few are truly good at acquiring infrastructure services. According to an Info-Tech survey, approximately 42% of... |
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