On November 19, 2024, Logicalis Australia marked a significant milestone by successfully migrating Shoalhaven City Council's server operations to Microsoft Azure, ensuring their applications and critical corporate data are safeguarded against the backdrop of increasingly common natural...
In a world where natural disasters seem to be escalating, data security and disaster recovery are not just buzzwords; they are lifelines for organizations. Logicalis Australia, a prominent global technology services provider, has made significant strides in fortifying the Shoalhaven City...
In an ambitious move aimed at enhancing disaster recovery and data security, the Shoalhaven City Council in New South Wales, Australia, has migrated key services to Microsoft Azure. This strategic shift has not only fortified their operational frameworks but also exemplifies a growing trend...
On November 15, 2024, Microsoft and Kyndryl, a prominent IT services provider, announced an expansion of their partnership aimed at helping enterprises navigate the complexities of modernizing mainframe applications. This collaboration isn’t just a pie-in-the-sky promise; it's a strategic move...
In a significant move that underscores the growing need for cloud modernization in enterprises, Kyndryl has expanded its partnership with Microsoft, officially joining the RISE with SAP program as a migration partner. This collaboration heralds a new era for businesses looking to transition...
In an exciting development in the tech world, Kyndryl (NYSE: KD) has recently launched a robust suite of AI-powered mainframe modernization services leveraging the comprehensive capabilities of Microsoft Cloud. This strategic partnership is aimed at helping enterprises move away from legacy...
In a strategic move that highlights the growing trend of cloud migration and operational modernization, Kyndryl, the world’s largest IT infrastructure services provider, has announced a new suite of application modernization services tailored for enterprises relying on mainframes. This...
In a bold move towards digital transformation, The Warehouse Group, one of New Zealand’s largest retailers, is migrating the bulk of its operations to Microsoft Azure—a significant undertaking that poses both challenges and opportunities for the organization. This multi-year project, set to span...
In a world where cloud computing is not just a futuristic concept but an essential component of modern IT infrastructures, Pure Storage has made a significant leap forward with its announcement of the Pure Storage Cloud for Microsoft Azure VMware Solution (AVS). This new offering is essentially...
In a significant move that promises to streamline the complex world of cloud migration, Pure Storage has unveiled a new service aimed at simplifying the migration of on-premises VMware environments to Microsoft Azure. If you've ever slogged through hours of tedious migration or grappled with...
In the rapidly evolving landscape of cloud computing, VMware users leveraging on-premises external block storage often encounter significant hurdles when attempting to migrate to the Azure cloud. Recognizing this challenge, Pure Storage has stepped in with its innovative Azure VMware Solution...
In a groundbreaking move aimed at streamlining cloud migrations, Pure Storage has rolled out its Cloud for Microsoft Azure VMware Solution (AVS), a service that is a game changer for enterprises diving into the complexities of cloud-based infrastructure. With the promise of up to 40% cost...
In a significant advancement for enterprise cloud migrations, Pure Storage has unveiled its latest offering: Pure Storage Cloud for Microsoft Azure VMware Solution (AVS). This pioneering service marks the first fully-managed block Storage-as-a-Service (STaaS) tailored specifically for AVS...
The conventional wisdom is that cloud adoption is significant and growing rapidly – and, in this case, the conventional wisdom is right. As migration to the cloud continues, so does the need to migrate data from on-premises platforms to the cloud and
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