cloud transformations

A multicloud world is quickly becoming the new normal for many enterprises. Learn how the multicloud world is changing the face of IT. Understanding cloud environments and making decisions about multicloud management can be complex. IBM has identified ten key pain points and related best practices that help organizations successfully navigate these transformations.

Software-defined architectures have transformed enterprises to become more application-centric. With application owners seeking public-cloud-like simplicity and flexibility in their own data centers, IT teams are under pressure to reduce wait times to provision applications. Legacy load balancing solutions force network architects and administrators to purchase new hardware, manually configure virtual services, and inefficiently overprovision these appliances. Simultaneously, new infrastructure choices are also enabling IT teams to re-architect applications into autonomous microservices from monolithic or n-tier constructs. These transformations are forcing organizations to rethink load balancing strategies and application delivery controllers (ADCs) in their infrastructure.

Cloud has evolved from a technological innovation to an integral part of business. Companies in every industry are investing in Digital Transformation initiatives to evolve and grow; often, cloudbased platforms are foundational elements of these transformations, as businesses increasingly seek the flexibility and agility to roll out new software services in days or weeks, versus months or years. As Digital Transformation initiatives unfold, one key challenge is to modernize the data center to facilitate rapid delivery of new applications and services—while still ensuring that existing missioncritical applications remain high performing, available, and secure. Another challenge relates to new requirements for accelerating the analysis of organizational data to near real time, much faster than previously possible with earlier incarnations of Business Intelligence (BI). Agile businesses are demanding faster access to the information contained within operational and business data stores to

Cloud has evolved from a technological innovation to an integral part of business. Companies in every industry are investing in Digital Transformation initiatives to evolve and grow; often, cloudbased platforms are foundational elements of these transformations, as businesses increasingly seek the flexibility and agility to roll out new software services in days or weeks, versus months or years.

The cloud isn’t just for large companies with thousand of employees. In fact, some of the richest and most thrilling transformations can be seen in the mom and pop stores, the virtual start-ups. In most cases, it starts with that “moment of truth”-- a realization that something can be done better. The “Moments of Truth” e-Book details four businesses that had an insight, and turned to the cloud for answers. You’ll read about: A Nashville fried chicken company is changing lives through the power of smart technology and transformative employment A virtual social media management business is truly living “the future of work” A content-focused startup is setting a whole new standard for podcasts A digital products studio is building a real community for its employees

Software-defined architectures have transformed enterprises to become more application-centric. With application owners seeking public-cloud-like simplicity and flexibility in their own data centers, IT teams are under pressure to reduce wait times to provision applications. Legacy load balancing solutions force network architects and administrators to purchase new hardware, manually configure virtual services, and inefficiently overprovision these appliances. Simultaneously, new infrastructure choices are also enabling applications to be re-architected into autonomous microservices from monolithic or n-tier constructs. These transformations are forcing organizations to rethink load balancing strategies and application delivery controllers (ADCs) in their infrastructure.

Without an enterprise-grade cloud, organizations may find themselves falling short of their cloud computing transformation goals. Have you read more about Oracle ERP Cloud Service so your enterprise does not fall short?

Without an enterprise-grade cloud, organizations may find themselves falling short of their cloud computing transformation goals. Have you read more about Oracle ERP Cloud Service so your enterprise does not fall short?

Is Cloud ERP Right for Growing Organizations? Organizations are more willing now than ever before to consider Cloud and SaaS ERP deployment models.

Is Cloud ERP Right for Growing Organizations? Organizations are more willing now than ever before to consider Cloud and SaaS ERP deployment models.

This ebook presents an overview of the B2B integraiton landscape: its challenges, its opportunities, and the approaches that leading organizations follow in developing a robust and scalable EDI solution. It also summarizes the IBM B2B Cloud Services offering, with real-world examples of how companies are leveraging the IBM Cloud to Excel amid escalation global complexity, demand volatility and new customer requirements.