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Cloud Migration 10 Apr, 2019
What is Multi-Cloud?
by Jessica Cowle What is multi-cloud? Multi-cloud is the use of two or more cloud computing services, including any combination of public, private, and hybrid..
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Cloud Migration 12 Feb, 2019
How to Survive Windows SQL 2008 End of Support
50-60% of on-premises Microsoft workloads are running on 2008 versions, despite the fact that mainstream support ended in 2014. Now Extended Support for Windows Server.
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Cloud Migration 1 Aug, 2018
Manage Multiple AWS Accounts with AWS Landing Zone
by Phil Christensen, Sr. Solutions Architect, Logicworks For many companies, it is more efficient to create multiple AWS accounts for different departments, teams, or projects.
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Cloud Migration 30 Apr, 2018
4 Reasons Digital Media Agencies Are Migrating to AWS
The rise of digital marketing has completely reshaped media agencies over the last 10 years. Clients expect agencies to be technical experts at delivering content.
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Cloud Migration 23 Feb, 2018
eBook: 5 Steps for Cost-Efficient AWS Cloud Migration
Getting ready to migrate to the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Cloud? Companies that are looking to modernize existing business applications often realize the best way to.
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Cloud Migration 29 Nov, 2017
Why Retailers Are Migrating to Azure Cloud: Interview with Adam Burke
Retailers are building more personal, differentiated experiences for customers online and in stores. In order to support these new applications, they need a flexible infrastructure.
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Cloud Migration 31 Oct, 2017
eBook: 4 Ways to Migrate from VMware to AWS Cloud
One hundred percent (100%) of the Fortune 500 runs on VMware. Yet as adoption of the AWS cloud grows, many companies are looking to take.
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Cloud Migration 9 Mar, 2017
Webinar: PartyLite Migrates to AWS in 30 Days
For some projects, it is not an option to spend 3-6 months planning for AWS migration. A looming deadline means you have to put aside.
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Cloud Migration 23 Sep, 2016
The #1 Reason IT Struggles with Cloud Migration
IaaS adoption usually begins in isolated pockets — one project here, one there. Then a few months (or years) later, IT decides to expand AWS.
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