Infographic: Cloud computing ushers in game changer

Infographic | February 3, 2022

Cloud adoption was already expanding for several years and has been accelerated by the pandemic. But as a post-pandemic world begins to take shape, new trends in cloud usage are beginning to take shape.

Infographic | April 12, 2021

Amazon Web Services article and infographic, and permission to publish here, provided by Josh Wardini. You may or may not have heard about Amazon Web Services (AWS for short), but there’s a very good chance that you have used a site hosted on their servers. Netflix, Reddit, and Pinterest all use AWS services, as do other giants of the digital world, like Dropbox and VMWare. What’s more, The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) too picked AWS over computer giant IBM to build their private cloud.

Infographic | May 31, 2021

The changes brought on by COVID-19 made one thing clear: the cloud is the way forward for all business across all industries. When COVID-19 hit, many businesses turned to the cloud. Now, the majority of enterprises have multiple cloud providers, and multi-cloud or hybrid cloud solutions are the new norm for organizations. Many business leaders are accelerating decisions to move data and key business functions to the cloud. As we move into 2021, businesses will look to multi-cloud architectures to manage the pressing and ongoing process of cloud migration. With this shift, leaders will need to start new conversations that go beyond just agility and flexibility.

Infographic | December 16, 2019

Digital transformation improves enterprises’ cost-efficiency, time to market, customer experience, and revenue through better data management. Hitachi Data Systems uses data to power the digital enterprise.

Infographic | March 3, 2020

From security advantages and organizational control of data to ease of use and increased agility, cloud-based tools can help your mission.

Infographic | March 16, 2022

Elements to Determine the Disaster Recovery Strategy. 1 out of 3 companies lose one or more critical applications for hours at a time. $185K is the average downtime cost for 1 hour.