Imagine moving each of these levers into the “on” or “off” position depending on your needs. The result would be a customized cloud, or what I call, cloud leverage.
Cloud Leverage: What It Is and Why You Need It
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8 Ways to Get More Value from the Cloud
As I discussed in my last blog, “The State of the Cloud,” the cloud conversation within enterprises has shifted from How should we do it? to Why should we do it?
The State of the Cloud
Over the last few years, there’s been a lot of discussion around the different cloud strategies available (IaaS or SaaS? Public or private?), but the time for that discussion has passed.
The Dell/EMC Merger: Five Things We Can Expect
The upcoming Dell and EMC merger has provided the industry with plenty of fodder for speculation.
EMC? It’s Our World
Well, we’ve done it again… and again… and again. Rolta AdvizeX notched yet another EMC Partner Service Quality Award. (That’s six, in case you’re counting.)
Don’t Buy Another Piece of Hardware Until You Read This Blog
Impatient, demanding customers can make life challenging. When those customers also happen to be your colleagues, the challenge is even greater. For most IT departments, this is their reality.
Rolta AdvizeX and EMC Take Their Partnership to the Platinum Level
Rolta AdvizeX is taking its EMC relationship to a new level this year. After a rigorous certification process (perhaps the most rigorous in the industry), Rolta AdvizeX is now one of less than 10 EMC Platinum Partners in the country.
It’s 2016. Do You Know Where Your Private Cloud Is?
This year, more enterprises will discover that their private clouds have disappeared. That’s because the definition of what constitutes a real private cloud is narrowing.
Double Trouble: Why Data Deduplication Matters
The road to data recovery, you might say, is paved with good intentions.
Dedicated to the 1s and 0s You Love
We teach our children that sharing is a good thing, but then again most of them won’t grow up to be network administrators. Those who do will quickly learn that sharing isn’t always a good thing, especially when it means sharing storage, data, and application traffic over a single network.