Hybrid cloud migration and infrastructure – what’s going on?

2020 is seeing hybrid cloud transformation, migration, and management as the key initiatives being allocated enterprise IT resource and budget.

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With unprecedented changes to our economic climate, the primary disruptor for many organizations is now the rapid shift to remote work – meaning reduced pressure from inside traditional office environments, but massive loads on externally facing applications.

Virtana has conducted a survey to discover the degree of impact the changed work environment has had on cloud migrations and hybrid IT infrastructure. The results will be discussed during an online seminar, taking place on 25 June.

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