Today, organisations require technology that not only enables them to respond quickly to changes in business needs, but also ensures data security. Many are therefore adopting infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) models to achieve their goals across hybrid cloud, alongside their on-premises data and infrastructure.
This study from Forrester Consulting investigates the strategies organisations are developing that combine cloud deployments and on-premises infrastructure, and shares key considerations for adopting IaaS models.
Download now to discover the benefits enjoyed using both private and public cloud and how you can maximise your ability to achieve your business goals.
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