The benefits of hybrid IT are considerable. It allows access to data, applications and services where they're most optimally placed - whether on public cloud, private cloud, or in-house on an existing infrastructure.
Hybrid IT is the means, not the end. Its true value lies in its ability to integrate your IT operations, orchestrate your technology capabilities, and achieve digital transformation. But there are also challenges.
This whitepaper explores:
- Critical integration points for a successful hybrid IT service delivery platform
- Composite business services and a DevOps approach
- Why hybrid IT should be the standard approach for integrated IT service delivery
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