The Definitive Guide to SD-WAN

whitePaper | May 18, 2022

Companies are choosing to deploy apps and consume services on the clouds that best suit their business objectives. This model, known as multi-cloud, uses two or more public clouds, two or more private clouds, or a combination of public, private and edge clouds to distribute applications and services. Multi-cloud strategies offer several advantages, from increased resiliency and agility to data sovereignty. A key benefit is that organizations can leverage a specific cloud provider’s bespoke capabilities and services to further transform their application stacks.

whitePaper | June 23, 2023

Business Continuity and Service Continuity Delivery are at the forefront of all customer support practices at Ivanti. The Ivanti Cloud framework for Service Continuity Delivery is built around industry-leading practices of Disaster Recover (DR), which is a ready-to-go model that has evolved over the 4 phases of:

whitePaper | November 21, 2022

When weighing a move to “The Cloud”, there is a lot to consider. Clouds are complicated, and cloud providers offer a great degree of similar capabilities implemented in proprietary ways, while trying to add their own unique value

whitePaper | September 25, 2021

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whitePaper | September 27, 2022

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whitePaper | April 15, 2020

It is not unusual that the Cloud is regarded as a major driving force of modern IT. After all, being used in thousands of business applications, it has changed the way companies operate completely. And it is gaining momentum. There are predictions that the term itself will become obsolete by 2025. Why? Because a world predominantly running on cloud computing is but a vision of a new everyday reality. In other words, we are looking towards a time when most systems are cloud-driven, making it redundant to state that this is so.