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On the one hand, migrating to public cloud infrastructure is enabling the strategic agility that makes modern IT strategic partners in the modern enterprise. On
On the one hand, migrating to public cloud infrastructure is enabling the strategic agility that makes modern IT strategic partners in the modern enterprise. On
CloudZone, Matrix’s cloud arm, signed a cooperation agreement with Israel storage company Zadara. As part of this new agreement, CloudZone will sell and market Zadara’s
Unless you have been living under a rock or on a desert island you have noticed that the amount of data being generated and stored
2019 will see MSPs take a comprehensive and attentive approach to cloud migration, one that ensures BC, according to Noam Shendor, VP & GM, Hyperscale Cloud
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The face of the MSP (managed IT services provider) marketplace is changing rapidly. Not so long ago the keys to success for most MSPs revolved around recommending or selling the newest and best hardware and software products to their customers. But as more and more companies migrate to the cloud, that approach is no longer adequate.
As more and more companies move to the cloud, one of the first questions they have to answer is which cloud model best fits their needs: public, private, or hybrid. Many are choosing the hybrid model as their best option. The term “hybrid cloud” simply refers to an operational environment that includes both private and public cloud platforms.
Businesses of all sizes are moving to the cloud in ever-increasing numbers. MSPs (Managed IT Services Providers) are recognizing that if they don’t want to be left behind, they’ve got to lead the way. That’s why most successful MSPs today are committed to providing their customers with a comprehensive array of services delivered through the cloud.
The cloud computing model has brought about a fundamental shift in the way businesses seek to meet their IT needs. No longer must companies devote scarce capital (CapEx) funds to the purchase of their own servers, storage, and networking hardware.