The need for reliable connectivity and resilient security is driving the increased adoption of SASE solutions. But why are more businesses turning to this cloud-native model, and what are the potential obstacles to successful deployment?
As businesses embrace cloud services for their storage and compute, they are keen to realise the same operational and commercial benefits as part of their backup strategy. We explore the evolution of cloud backups and explain why vendors such as Veeam are now making this a realistic proposition for every business.
With consumption of cloud services on the rise we explore 5 reasons why your business should consider a move to the cloud, and highlight the benefits of migration to Microsoft Azure.
As the old saying goes, it’s never too late to mend, and this philosophy certainly applies to all areas of your IT strategy.
While traditional approaches may have served you well in the past, the rapid rate of digital transformation has driven considerable changes across your business, challenging the status quo like never before.
It's this transformation that has given rise to a new breed of network architecture, Secure Access Service Edge, otherwise known as SASE. Here's what SASE is all about.
A few years ago, businesses were asking themselves the question ‘’is this the right time to make a move to the cloud?’’. Today, the conversation has moved on, and the question is now ‘’what cloud strategy should we take?’’.
Having established a position as one of the most exciting technologies of 2019, software-defined wide area networks (SD-WAN) are becoming an increasingly attractive architectural change as organisations seek to move faster, innovate more and save money.
There’s a good chance you’ve heard about HPE GreenLake as a disruptive new service hitting the data centre. It’s critical to HPE’s ambitions as it charts its course towards being a consumption-driven business, which it believes it will achieve within 3 years.