The cost-effectiveness of the cloud is well understood. A survey by Deloitte ranks cost savings as the No. 3 driver for cloud migration amount IT leaders. But those savings aren’t guaranteed, at least not at first.
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The predictable and cost-efficient lure of the cloud is becoming increasingly hard for companies to resist. Many companies are making cloud migration a priority. According to a cloud computing study by IDG, almost one-third of total IT budgets will be allocated to.
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The technical aspects of a cloud migration are complex. In planning for the migration, though, companies cannot ignore operational challenges that will ripple out from the technical changes that occur.
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Migrating to the cloud can feel like a huge undertaking. When done right, though, it can be gratifying.
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A cloud migration needs broad support across teams and throughout the company, from executives to front-line employees and everyone in between. This is especially important during the execution phase, when operations are in flux and workflows may change daily.
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For many companies, the cloud's flexibility, predictable payment structures and economies of scale are too attractive to ignore. According to a survey from CloudReach, more than one-quarter of U.S. IT leaders (27.5%) believe that large-scale cloud migrations were.
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Interest in healthtech grew slowly but steadily in the previous decade. The COVID-19 pandemic, however, supercharged healthtech development.
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Technology and healthcare have long enjoyed a mutually beneficial relationship. New technologies improve care delivery, and the insights gained from providing healthcare spur new R&D.
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Before beginning any complex project, it’s common to create some kind of outline or sketch of the finished work. These diagrams help guide creators as they work through the concepts and relationships to be expressed in the finished piece.
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Early in the digital era, businesses invested in all the hardware and software required to run their in-house operations. Today, cloud computing has changed how organizations approach, and pay for, their computing needs.
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Cloud computing has revolutionized businesses at every level, from scrappy startups to global corporations. Yet the term “cloud computing” can still seem vague because it captures such a wide range of services, options and uses.
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Data security and risk management top the list of concerns for many organizations today. Often, those companies choose cloud computing services at least in part due to the improved security the cloud often promises.
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Cloud computing opens up a wealth of opportunities for businesses. Done well, a cloud-based app or a cloud migration can improve security and enhance performance.
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Cloud computing is booming.
A Gartner study found that 81 percent of respondent companies said they work with two or more cloud computing providers. But as Michael Warrilow, VP Analyst at Gartner, points out, making the leap from on-premises maintenance to.
When it’s time to change your approach to tech, most teams focus on the project. They look at the goals to be reached and the tasks to be done.
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