Discover how you can transform your data into a strategic asset. Read this white paper to learn how NetApp can help you thrive in a hybrid cloud world. Learn how our solutions enable you to gain insight into your hybrid cloud, protect and secure your data wherever it lives, and achieve new levels of agility with DevOps and cloud analytics.
NetApp® Data Fabric enabled solutions empower organizations to use data to make intelligent decisions about how to optimize their business and get the most out of their IT infrastructure. They provide essential data services for data visibility and insight, data access and control, and data protection and security.
Download IDC's paper to learn how a single data management tier across on-premise and multiple clouds is critical to making hybrid cloud and multicloud environments effective. This foundation for digital transformation success helps businesses: improve time to market, cut compliance risk, and enable businesses to innovate at an accelerated pace.
The proliferation of business unit cloud use is primarily motivated by digital transformation's need for innovation and agility in big data and real-time analytics, rather than cost optimization, which causes overspending. CIOs should use three moves to gain business influence and optimize costs.
In today’s evolving hybrid- and multicloud world, successful organizations need to make the best decisions about where to run their applications and workloads. But this demands sweeping visibility into data location, utilization, and performance.
Disaster recovery (DR) from remote sites with dedicated servers, storage, and networking gear has long been a best practice for mission-critical applications. However, other applications and data have often gone unprotected due to the costs required for redundant DR assets that are seldom, if ever, utilized. The ability to move DR to the cloud has changed the picture and enabled IT organizations to build more robust DR strategies than had been possible in the past.
Companies are moving applications to the cloud with software-as-a-service (SaaS) and infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) usage increasing at a steady rate. IDC research has found that over half of organizations currently utilize a hybrid cloud configuration. For many companies, backing up data to the cloud is the easiest way to begin using the cloud. To achieve the benefits of backup to the cloud without taking on extra risk, IT leaders need to understand the nuances of cloud-based storage services and plan accordingly.
Read the ebook Hybrid Cloud & Data Fabric for Dummies to learn how a Data Fabric can ease data management challenges within a hybrid cloud and help you maximize the control of your data – from anywhere at any time.
This report from 451 Research examines the data management challenges faced by companies in a hybrid cloud environment and provides recommendations ??for IT professionals responsible for cloud deployments?.
Published By: HPE Intel
Published Date: Jan 07, 2016
The HP 3PAR StoreServ 7450 All-flash Storage can improve IOPS and latency results dramatically, increase the overall performance of a high workload environment, and lower administrative management work. The costs and benefits for a composite organization for 20 TB of 3PAR All-flash storage,
based on customer interviews, are:
? Investment costs: $130,722.
? Benefits: $1,213,601.
? Average cost/GB usable (street price) for all-flash storage (included 4:1 compaction and 25% overhead): $2.20
Juniper’s security solutions seamlessly extend across private and public cloud architectures without compromising security, flexibility, and manageability. With midrange, high-performance, space-efficient, next-generation firewalls, smarter and faster centralized management, and highly evolved security intelligence and automation tools, Juniper Networks allows you to secure your network, keep operational costs down, and easily migrate to a hybrid cloud architecture.
For more information about Juniper’s security solutions, please visit us at www.juniper.net/us/en/products-services/security and
contact your Juniper Networks representative.
The European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will be upon us on May 25th 2018, and contrary to enduring public opinion, Brexit won’t make any difference. The GDPR comes in response to global shuffling of privacy laws to meet the growing demands of cloud, data security and other technological needs. The US Safe Harbor framework has been replaced with Privacy Shield, and on top of this is the e-Privacy Regulation, which takes specific interest in electronic communications, cookies for tracking user behaviour online, and other issues around personal data and consent.
