Leveraging Hybrid Cloud Infrastructure to Drive Sustainable Business Operations

Migrating your IT assets from your corporate premises to the public cloud made sense—until it didn’t. Costs soared as businesses discovered storing and moving data had become cost centers, draining their operational expense budgets. Moving IT back on-premises poses a challenge to businesses whose facilities aren't typically considered data centers. Edge architecture is about designing and engineering components, chassis, and support structures to fit within unconventional locations. With Vertiv edge infrastructure, you’ll be moving your IT assets back on-premises, but this time they’ll be secure, manageable, responsive, adaptive, powerful, and out of your way.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) became buzzwords in 2018. But only two-fifths (39%) of senior executives believe their organizations are getting the most value out of AI and machine learning according to a RELX Emerging Tech Executive Report, which polled 1,000 US senior executives.

As business needs evolve to meet constantly changing market demands, IT teams must grow and manage a complex infrastructure. With that growth, they need a consistent foundation for hybrid cloud that delivers any application, on any footprint, at any time. In this webinar, we’ll discuss and define a holistic approach for upgrading your operating system as well as a way to accelerate and streamline systems provisioning. We’ll explain how to: Adopt a strong capability for defining and automating a standard operating environment (SOE). Use automated provisioning to address server sprawl and reduce the costs of managing disparate resources, including best practices around patching, configuration management, and proactive system remediation.

The mobile industry is facing many complex challenges as wireless network infrastructure and devices begin to approach new 5G standards. One component of these standards, Enhanced Mobile Broadband (eMBB), specifies delivering data rates approaching 20Gbps and higher, a much loftier goal than can be achieved with 4G LTE.