Companies with multi-cloud services are outperforming their peers on a number of metrics — and achieving the key objectives that led them to the cloud services model. Take a look at the IT ecosystem of any company today and there’s a good chance you’ll find it includes offerings from several cloud services providers. That’s certainly
A multi-cloud world is quickly becoming the new normal for many enterprises. But embarking on a cloud journey and managing cloud-based services across multiple providers can seem overwhelming. Even the term multi-cloud can be confusing. Multi-cloud is not the same as hybrid cloud. The technical definition of hybrid cloud is an environment that includes traditional
Why Digital Identity Platforms are the New Imperative for Customer Identity and Access Management (CIAM) Having your finger on the pulse of trends helps you make strategic decisions that put you ahead of the competition. None could be more important than six digital transformation trends influencing business and society now and for decades to come.
Organizations constantly struggle between embracing technological changes to open up new business opportunities and protecting the business from new challenges and risks. In this paper, we’ll examine containerization and how the adoption of this technology in F5 products affects IT professionals, architects, and business decision makers.
It’s clear: With 50% of organizations now saying they run 1,000+ apps, software is the new means of production. But how will companies maximize these apps and use them to gain a competitive edge in the new digital economy? And how will they measure their success? Enterprises must find a way to master application development
A Proactive Approach to Data Availability and Resiliency Old-school data protection is merely an expensive insurance policy that deals reactively with disruption. Because preserving a copy of the data is the focus, day-to-day availability gets less attention. But this approach is out of step with the reality of always-on workflows.
10 questions to see what your data protection might be missing Today’s always-on workflows are underpinned by the need for connected and constant data availability. Data models have become increasingly shared, multi-instance, multi-premises, multi-cloud footprints. To be effective, you need to evolve your data protection to meet today’s realities, prioritizing both data recovery and continuous
Data is often the most valuable asset in an organization. For some businesses, it’s their lifeblood. Enterprises need a modern platform that’s fast enough to restore data instantly when it matters most, and big enough to consolidate and simplify the data center.
It’s Time to Part with Old-school Data Protection Approaches Legacy data protection was state-of-the-art when data was isolated and soloed, and storage capacity was expensive. Built to capture and reduce a copy of data, these systems deal with disruption re-actively. They provide nothing more than expensive insurance policies. This is out of step with the
Data is a valuable resource and the volumes of it being managed by enterprises are growing rapidly, making this data growth both a blessing and a curse. Organizations have high expectations when it comes to recovering from downtime and how much data they are willing to lose, even with less-critical apps and their data.