cloud computing infographic

Infographic | March 3, 2020

The shift to the cloud has been a game changer for nearly every industry, business, and professional. Sure, legacy on-premise solutions can still get the job done but innovators now need to embrace change for real-time views, cost efficiencies, faster processing, and an easier path to forward-thinking insights. With all of the cloud options available today, how do you decide which path to take? With a next-generation cloud, designed with enterprise in mind, you’ll have the power of scale and security on your side while the competition struggles to keep up.

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 | August 2, 2021

Wherever you turn, it’s easy to find vague descriptions of cloud training benefits.

Infographic | February 8, 2022

93% of enterprises use a multi-cloud strategy; use a hybrid cloud strategy

Infographic | November 26, 2021

Hybrid cloud provides the best of both worlds by merging the private and public cloud ecosystems. It is a single platform that incorporates workload portability, orchestration, and management to operate across on-premises, private, and public cloud environments. It comprises of both public and private cloud environments. Resources are shareable from the public platform. It is a secured platform as you can run your confidential workloads in the private cloud environment.

Infographic | September 9, 2021

The threat of a cyber attack looms over organizations – exacerbated by the increase of remote workers – and few are confident in their ability to protect against and recover from them