Best Practices for Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery in Hyper-Converged Infrastructures

Enterprises of all sizes have unprecedented opportunities to drive value from data, delivering better customer experiences and increasing business value, both in terms of service delivery and embracing technology trends such as machine learning and AI. That’s the top line: in practical terms this means knowing how to architect technology infrastructure - network, storage and processing — to deliver performance and scale. From a storage perspective, the option of going all-flash is now familiar; meanwhile, new connectivity mechanisms such as NVMeoF™ are looking to change the game once again. Evolving storage architectures are driving a move away from monolithic infrastructure and towards a composable, open architecture model. The benefits are profound, in terms of delivering a dynamic response to the needs of changing workloads, and hitting the target in terms of massively scalable service delivery.

The digital transformation is affecting enterprise networks driving a heightened need for infrastructure agility. It requires a rethinking of traditional approaches and focuses on business outcomes. Webinar highlights: The various network infrastructure management challenges posed by the digital transformation, How to achieve network infrastructure agility, The advantages of Network Automation.

Hyperconvergence is the new generation of data center management solution which is designed to simplify IT operations. In this webinar, we will learn how the all-in-one characteristics of the hyper-converged data center are attractive to IT professionals who are used to having to piece these components together themselves or with the sometimes-costly assistance of vendors and IT consultants. Hyperconvergence also enables generalists to administer the systems.

Older datacenters and IT equipment are rapidly becoming costly in many ways, as densities rise and firms look to reduce their carbon footprint. Join us as we talk about challenges facing IT managers today, as they try to meet AI and other requirements while also improving sustainability, and whether options such as colocation, c