Many organizations assume that data alone can solve their decision-making challenges. Data is just the raw material to generate transformative insights for a business. In other words – the quality, accessibility, reliability, security, and relevance of the data and the advanced tools to weave them into insightful outputs truly drive the success of decisions. The
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Cloud technology has created opportunities to reach new markets and customers and reframe business evolution. As per Gartner, by 2025, over 95% of new digital workloads will be deployed on cloud-native platforms. So companies are constantly reinventing themselves to stay ahead of the curve. But what if we don’t adopt the cloud in business? Cloud
Cloud computing allows businesses to offload certain tasks to the cloud and free up resources that they can use for more important tasks. For example, a business that uses cloud-based accounting software can free up time and resources that you would otherwise spend on maintaining its accounting system. But this comes with an increasing cost,
Did you know that despite rampant digitalization, many organizations still largely rely on spreadsheets to perform high-level financial planning and analysis? This dissonance leads to a situation wherein an organization’s internal processes haven’t quite kept pace with its external modernizations. Concerns like inconsistent data modeling and planning processes across the organization make it harder for
Traditionally, the software has been used to simulate hardware functions and create a virtual computer system where all the resources can be consistently managed across multiple operating systems and applications in a single device, like a physical server. This is a cloud operations model where the user can create a seamlessly automated data center. VMware
Step 1 – Build a Cloud Roadmap: One of the main issues organisations face when moving to the cloud is prioritising applications for migration. There are multiple approaches to take here, for example: You can identify your low business impact applications first, followed by medium business impact and high business impact applications, or You can
Though it often sounds excruciating, change is inevitable, and some changes are necessary. The pandemic profoundly affected many aspects of our lives, business being a major casualty. One of the biggest exposures because of the pandemic is how interconnected the business economy is and how it has expedited digital transformation worth a decade in a
The impulse of digitalizing your business has now become a matter of ‘how’ rather than ‘when’. Running a modern business in the digital era can be quite challenging, with ruthless market competition that requires constant upgrades to stay ahead of the game. The onus of Digital Transformations is majorly on the CTOs and CIOs Large
The Intentions are clear among APAC businesses – the Cloud is the way to go. The region is among the rising digital hubs of the world where the demand for multi-cloud management, Cloud interconnect, and hybrid businesses have been quick to identify the benefits of cloud technology. A gap has opened in the Asia Pacific (APAC)