As modern businesses embrace the digital era, they need their data centres to be dynamic and agile assets. They need to build digital infrastructures that can scale to meet the growing demands of new and complex applications, as well as availability and performance expectations from end users. While this digital transformation is occurring, budgets remain tight and the cost of running a data centre continues to rise. How ready is your organisation to manage the data centre of the future?
As the race to digital accelerates, the IT industry is going through a massive transformation, perhaps the biggest
in decades. CIOs are under enormous pressure to develop strategies that enable their organisations to compete in a
digitally driven world and deliver business outcomes. At the same time, they’re expected to lower costs and reduce capex, while driving revenue growth and improved customer experience.
One of the most pressing challenges faced by today’s CIOs is the need to find ways to use data as a strategic tool: data lies at the core of the digital enterprise. But this isn’t just about collecting, storing and processing data – it’s also about what you do with it. Today, the data that you have access to has the potential to fundamentally change the way your organisation operates … and enable you to deliver the outcomes your business stakeholders expect.
Build a digital infrastructure that accelerates transformation and growth
CIOs are expected to make the IT infrastructure more reliable, as it’s now supporting mission-critical initiatives.
Almost every application needs to run 24/7. Essentially the business has moved to a methodology of “infrastructure
just-in-time”. Moving to a consumption based approach allows it to scale its infrastructure to meet the requirements of the business intelligence environment – which generates the information required to optimise the inventory supply chain. Its all about turning your infrastructure into a digital and agile approach to support the business in gaining:
- Complexity and control
- Need for speed
- Automated infrastructure management
In the digital era, where technology continues to revolutionise the way we live and work, businesses in all
industries have to adapt to remain competitive and relevant.
