Reach new heights with a next generation cloud

Infographic | May 17, 2021

The adoption of cloud computing was expanding rapidly even before COVID-19. But the demands the pandemic placed on business operations caused these plans to accelerate at an even greater rate. As organizations adopt cloud-first strategies, many are creating teams tasked with providing centralized controls, tools and best practices for the cloud. It’s not smooth sailing yet, however—many organizations still struggle with their cloud journey. An understanding of cloud trends can guide an organization’s digital business decision processes, vendor and technology selection, and investment strategies.

Infographic | October 23, 2021

With evolving compliance requirements and technology adding complexity, protecting sensitive data can be a headache.

Infographic | February 6, 2020

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Infographic | February 7, 2020

Software-defined wide area networking or SD-WAN for short, applies the best aspects of software-defined networking (SDN) to traditionally hardware-based networking. SD-WAN’s overlay architecture is designed in such a way as to centralise and simplify network management in order to provide more flexibility to the network.

Infographic | June 2, 2022

Cloud is an essential tool in opening up new markets. Data sovereignty and data protection laws in different markets can pose a challenge for businesses expanding globally to easily connect to multiple clouds worldwide. Midea Group, a multinational home electronics manufacturer, partnered with Orange Business Services to centralize its global IT infrastructure and move to the cloud to support expansion in hard-to-reach markets such as Africa and South America through the Open Cloud Alliance.

Infographic | February 7, 2020

Cloud computing services have revolutionised the way we store, host and share information. Most of the consumer services we use in our everyday lives rely on cloud computing: Gmail, cloud backup of our photos and phone data, even Netflix.