Now is the time to start looking into which technology conferences you want to attend this year. Spring and summer are the prime conference seasons, with some events already announced for the fall and next winter. The Microsoft Azure AI conference just took place in early December in Orlando, Florida.

Please tell us if you plan to attend any of these conferences so we can stay connected during the event.

Now is the time to start looking into which technology conferences you want to attend this year. The spring and summer are the prime conference seasons, with some conferences already announced for the fall and next winter. The IBM Common conference in Coppell, Texas already took place on February 16, 2023. 

Please let us know if you plan to attend any of these conferences so we can stay connected while there.  

Migrating applications can be one of the most challenging aspects of moving to the cloud. Sometimes, applications aren’t compatible with the cloud, especially if they are legacy applications. 

Because of strict compliance regulations, healthcare organizations need to think carefully about migrating to the cloud. The migration process can be challenging. Healthcare providers need to avoid any chance of exposing patient data to unauthorized access and compromise. Healthcare organizations also can’t afford downtime during a migration because of the vital services they provide.

As pervasive as the cloud has become, cloud migration can still be risky and complicated. Applications may not be compatible with the cloud. The process of migration may lead to extended downtime that interrupts production. The worst-case scenario is a failed migration, which forces a company to move workloads back on-premises.

Backup and recovery solutions are recognized for their data protection capabilities. They empower companies to restore lost, stolen, or compromised data to its original state. However, today’s organizations are leveraging backup and recovery for resilience.

While most companies have embraced the cloud, some are still hold-outs because of security, compliance, or compatibility concerns that have only recently been dispelled. Other companies may be considering a move to newer, more flexible cloud models, including hybrid and multicloud, or intending to migrate additional workloads to the cloud.