How to manage data growth: 4 ways to save your storage
From the traditional data center design to one with a cloud twist, here's how to improve data storage no matter your current setup.
Migrating to Azure, Stage 3: Migrating and testing
Once you’ve assessed your environment and developed a migration strategy, it’s time to move on to the third stage of Azure migration: migrating and testing. Here’s how to get started.
3 ways to extract more value from storage workloads
Your data is one of your most valuable assets. But until recently, a lot of organizations weren’t treating it that way.
How to address threats and secure your data in the cloud
Enterprise cloud adoption is exploding as companies pursue the promise of operational efficiency, agility, flexibility, and profitability. But every technology has its drawbacks.
Here’s how the new Edge signals a paradigm shift at Microsoft
Microsoft Build 2019 did more than just capitalize on the improvements made to existing platforms; it served as a launch pad for the newer paradigms Microsoft is utilizing.
Hyperconverged infrastructure: New products and partnerships drive invisible IT
Hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) has been around for over a decade, but organizations can still go further with HCI.
Migrating to Azure, Stage 2: Developing your migration strategy
The end of extended support for SQL Server 2008 and SQL Server 2008 R2 is rapidly approaching. Here's part two in our four-part series on migrating to Azure.
Backup and DR in the cloud: Azure Site Recovery
Learn about Microsoft Azure Site Recovery, Azure’s DRaaS capabilities and benefits, and whether it's the right fit for you.
Migrating to Azure, Stage 1: Assessing your environment
The end of extended support for SQL Server 2008 and SQL Server 2008 R2 is on July 9. Here are the steps you need to take to migrate to Azure before then.
How Google Cloud Anthos is breaking the multi-cloud barrier
Anthos stole the show at Google Cloud Next 2019, but GKE On-Prem wasn't far behind. Find out what caught my eye and why.
