Cloud migration stories - Page 2

Enterprises now have a vast amount of choice in terms of cloud platforms. But should they take a standardised approach to adoption, or a specialised one?>>

By choosing the right migration from the outset through developing KPIs and planning for migration, companies are setting themselves up for success.>>

While cloud migration isn’t simple, it can be enabled and improved using the right security tools.>>

The Accenture VMware Business Group’s primary mission will be to encourage and accelerate migration to the cloud, build modern apps and use the cloud as a foundation for new business models.>>

“Companies recognise that it’s critical to migrate their data to the cloud.">>

As public cloud usage in Australia and New Zealand grows, the company says it will continue to invest locally to support businesses.>>

Recognises ability to enable migration to AWS and product integration to aid companies looking for a hybrid-cloud solution.>>

Donald Long brings more than 30 years of IT experience in New Zealand and South Africa, in cloud consulting and architecture and client service roles.>>

Businesses in the A/NZ region can deploy Google Cloud VMware Engine closer to their operations and unlock new growth opportunities.>>

Cloud adoption has increased due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but businesses are struggling to meet their cost and performance needs due to migration challenges, new research finds.>>

"With Database Migration Service, we’re delivering a simplified and highly compatible product experience so that, no matter where our customers are starting from, they have an easy, and secure way to migrate their databases to Cloud SQL.”>>

Nokia’s infrastructure and applications will operate in the public cloud or in a software-as-a-service model from now, and the company expects the extensive migration to take between 18 and 24 months to complete.>>

The acquisition of the Kiwi company was spurred by growing demand for SAP and cloud migration services across A/NZ.>>

Cloud technology plays a pivotal role in successful transformations and can see businesses thrive and grow; however, this depends on the business mindset and approach to cloud, writes Thomas Duryea Logicalis CTO Toby Alcock.>>

In this era of the enterprise, cloud is the mother of business reinvention. But there are some critical considerations to ponder before the move is made.>>

Before any cloud migration, it is essential to know exactly what data the organisation already has and where it’s located.>>

Accenture Cloud First is a new multi-service group of 70,000 cloud professionals that brings together Accenture’s industry, technology capabilities and ecosystem partnerships.>>

A new report from Radware highlights the impact of COVID-19 on organisations compelled to digitally transform in order to maintain business continuity. >>

Google Cloud has announced improvements for hybrid compatibility, services, development, migration and identity security with updates to Anthos.>>

Australia/New Zealand IT leaders were more likely to invest in artificial intelligence and machine learning in response to remote work than their counterparts.>>

New to the portfolio are Backup & Recovery, Disaster Recovery, Complete Data Protection and HyperScale X, plus update subscription pricing options. >>

IT investments and initiatives that drive operational effectiveness, build a data-driven organisation, and acquire and retain customers are key priorities for Australian CIOs.>>

“Integration plays a huge role in defining a company’s success, therefore quick and easy access to critical information and applications will define the cloud era.">>

“It’s a really challenging time right now for all industries suddenly having to deal with both rapidly increasing demands on network resources.">>