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Over the last two years cloud migration has been dramatically accelerated and today more enterprises than ever before aspire to be “cloud first” or “cloud only”. Without embracing the benefits of cloud technology, organisations recognise that they may get left behind or outcompeted.However, the rush to the cloud – often as matter of survival or transformation – has left many enterprises with difficulties including security issues from poor configuration, inadequate monitoring, and an ongoing drain on constant trouble shooting. Previous Computing research has demonstrated that sprawling infrastructure, cost creep, and a widespread lack of resources to cope with demand are pervasive problems when moving to the cloud and can mean that security issues go undetected.
This webinar, featuring bespoke Computing research, will examine organisations’ cloud journeys, the complexities of multicloud and hybrid cloud environments, as well as the pain points around monitoring, management, and interoperability. It will also explore the shortage of skills and resources, lessons learned from security blind spots, and discuss how enterprises can find a way forward without compromising their need for speed. Finally, it will look at the experiences of organisations that are unclouding.
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After graduating in Computer Science from the University of York, Phil Godfrey has more than 20 years of IT industry experience. Over the years, Phil has operated within both the technical and managerial disciplines; from application development to networking, helpdesk to cloud migrations and everything in between.
For the past five years Phil has been able to combine two of his passions into one role; talking about IT while helping customers solve their pain points, working within the ParkView Managed Services division at Park Place Technologies.
John is Research Director at Computing and Delta, where he tracks developments in the IT market and monitors technology choices made by IT leaders.
Anne works with the commercial technology content team producing whitepapers, reports, webinars, multimedia digital experiences, videos, and articles on the latest industry trends. Formerly, Anne was a science writer for the American Institute of Physics.
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