Since the beginning of the crisis, many companies have reoriented their projects around solutions that can be integrated with the public Cloud. Migrating virtual environments, developing applications, backing up and recovering data on the Cloud, setting up virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) … there are a growing number of use cases.
In several recent backup architecture review projects, we had the chance to assess many solutions, all of which can be integrated with the public Cloud. Of course, when it comes to software solutions, the differences between products and their ease of use emerge in the details of each functionality and possible limitations.
In light of what’s occurred in recent months, businesses are facing a number of IT operations management challenges. With most employees now working from home, temporary staff reductions and workplace access restrictions, many IT teams have had to completely revise their ways of doing things.
In 2020, there are many reasons to present the advantages to perform a formal IT Health check at least once a year. The same reality applies to the installation, infrastructure services and business applications that you would have started placing in the public Cloud.
In the past year, we’ve seen VMware expand its strategic partnerships, in particular with the world’s largest public Cloud providers such as AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google, IBM, and Oracle. What VMware has been able to achieve by doing this is to…
Of course, there is no easy or universal answer. But, the strategy and process that your organization must set in place is critical. Each application have its own characteristics, functional requirements and system inter-dependencies. So how should you make your choices when categorizing your apps and services.
Taking place on September 26, 2019, from 8:15 a.m. and 2:00 p.m., at the CONTINUUM™ Innovation Center, our next TechnoLab workshop will be focused on integrating VMware Cloud solutions and Dell’s VxRAIL Hyperconverged platform. Come see the concrete benefits this solution provides by simplifying operation management while accelerating the deployment of your very own Cloud foundation.
The second TechnoLab educational workshop focused on the integration of VMware vSAN and Dell/EMC VxRAIL platforms will be held at the CONTINUUM Innovation Centre, on March 27, from 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. This workshop organized by PCD Solutions, with the collaboration of Dell/EMC and VMware, is a follow-up to all the positive feedback regarding the meeting format and the interactive atmosphere of the previous session.
Dell, VMware, and PCD Solutions are organizing their very first joint education session from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on January 29 at the CONTINUUM Innovation Centre. This workshop will focus on projects that integrate VMware vSAN and Dell/EMC VxRAIL combined platforms and their benefits. Join the discussion and participate in our test bench exercises to see for yourself the possibilities for simplifying your operations and accelerating the deployment of your own Enterprise cloud.
PCD and VMware are organizing the next TechnoLab Session to be held from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the CONTINUUM Innovation Centre on November 29. At this final session on our 2018 calendar, discussions will focus on the Trend Towards vSAN Converged and Hyperconverged Systems and the new “software-defined” storage management approach.
