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I participated in the #DataCtrChat Twitter chat last week to join in on the conversation about the Agile Data Center. The question was: What differentiates an Agile Data Center from a traditional data center? That said, we can easily talk about the concept of ‘agility’ within a data center.
A few of these benefits include more flexibility within the data center, closer integration with cloud systems and vendors and easier change management when changes are needed within the data center. A few weeks ago, I wrote a post titled The Agile Data Center that touches on the subject of the agility in the data center.
Even as its cloud journey reaches cruising altitude, Cathay Pacific Group IT is not slowing down. Instead, the publicly held operator of Cathay Pacific Airlines and HK Express is shifting from migration to optimization mode in an effort to wrest additional benefits from its all-in cloud transformation.
Broadcom wasn’t originally a software company – it started in the early 1960s as the processor-making division of HP – but we got into the software business when we acquired CA Technologies and the Symantec Enterprise business. So by having a more modern software stack, you can easily add in newer technologies — which introduces innovations.
Thankfully, CIO’s have had the good fortune that cloud computing and virtualization were available to help transform IT operations and the data center. Similarly, the cloud has given organizations access to an almost limitless amount of processing and storage power with low costs, relatively high reliability and a great deal of agility.
In fact, in “The Data Center of Tomorrow” I wrote that the: “data center will be a combination of internal and external systems that combine to create an agile, efficient and effective technology delivery platform.”. Either way, complexity has the potential to be an agility killer if it isn’t managed or planned for correctly.
If there was one time that a data center and an IT group absolutely need to be agile, it would be the time immediately after a disaster strikes. To do this, the key driving factor for IT and disaster recovery must be agility. An effective disaster recovery plan requires an agile data center requires and an agile IT group.
If you ask one hundred people (or companies) what it means to have an agile data center , you’ll most likely get a large number of diverse answers. In that article, I wrote that having an agile data center means that organizations are capable of “delivering the right services at the right time in the right way to the right user.”.
Talk about timing: just as we completed the acquisition of Symantec in November 2019, a global pandemic hit. And while Vitality serves the mainframe market, I was able to share with customers that we intend to expand our existing training programmes in other core security and agile operations market segments as well.
My instinct tells me that many of those 30 percent of CIO’s are struggling today because they haven’t taken the step forward to drive innovation within the organization, embrace new systems and help their organization’s drive new technology adoption to allow for flexible and agile service delivery for internal and external clients.
With these transformation projects, companies have been looking for ways to implement automation, virtualization, cloud integration and other efficient technologies to allow the data center to become much more than a just a place to store servers for an organization. The data center of tomorrow will be an agile data center.
Additionally, the XaaS model allows organizations to build agility into everything they do. From start to finish, everything the IT group does can be agile focused and every project undertaken within the IT group and within the data center can have agility baked into the core of the project.
The cloud is the de facto platform for delivery of applications and services in the modern digital era. ZTNA enhances business agility via a more scalable and secure identity architecture. Ninety-five percent of cybersecurity breaches are due to human error (Symantec Internet Security Threat Report).
All those factors together make the Symantec Government Symposium of 11 March 2014 one to pay attention to. The Symantec Government Symposium features 10 sessions where attendees will: Explore how agencies can develop a process for incident response prioritization and use actionable intelligence throughout the entire threat lifecycle.
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