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Infographic | April 4, 2022

Today’s IT executives are tasked with finding ways to use technology to increase employee productivity and enable flexible work environments, while keeping business data secure. However, with budgets being constrained while organizations look for expense cuts, they must also keep their organization’s tech spend in check. To accomplish this, many IT leaders are choosing to take more of their key workloads to the cloud.

Infographic | December 1, 2019

Get your technology ready today for IT evolution in a future where there's nothing center-ed about your data anymore. Rapid adoption of cloud infrastructure and services must be planned for due to more workloads migrating to the cloud and increased demand from technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), and Internet of Things (IoT), which need a lot of computing power.

Infographic | November 15, 2021

You run applications across cloud, virtual and physical environments. But the modern, hybrid approach leads to complexity and IT challenges. vRealize Cloud Management, along with other VMware ecosystem tools, delivers a secure infrastructure to organizations with multiple benefits.

Infographic | January 22, 2020

Evolving business complexity and consumer expectations leave organizations challenged to find qualified talent with skills in cloud, open source, and container technologies. 94 %of IT decision-makers are having some level of difficulty finding the right cloud developers, multicloud administrators, and highly desired DevOps professionals.

Infographic | May 17, 2022

Virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) revolutionized the way organizations worldwide deliver desktop capabilities. Today, however, many of those same organizations are moving to a hybrid or cloud services model of DaaS delivery. That doesn’t mean they are leaving behind their on-premises investment. But for the future, they are looking to the cloud. Why? To improve resiliency, simplify management, and improve agility.

Infographic | February 20, 2020

Imagine you run a moving and storage business. Your moving business booms every spring and summer. How can you strike the right balance with IT—allocate resources to seasonal applications—and still reduce costs while supporting these applications? Convenient and scalable, but subject to performance issues, service disruptions, and unknown security practices. On-premises virtualization lets you allocate resources to applications as needed, so you can run multiple applications on a single server. Evolving to a hybrid cloud model gives you the flexibility to expand into the cloud for more capacity and business continuity.