cloud operations

Oracle allows you to migrate any workload to the cloud, setting the stage for a new era of cloud-based data, applications, and infrastructure. Find out how your organization can transition to a secure, scalable, high-performance public cloud—quickly, easily, and with no interruption to your business operations.

Oracle has identified five key characteristics of modern cloud-based procurement systems that enable procurement and AP to collaborate more effectively, work more efficiently, and reduce the cost of operations.

Private cloud-as an approach to IT operations-calls for organizations to transform their data centers, including the network. Using strategic points of control to aggregate and dynamically provision IT resources can help organizations meet network-related challenges and move past the hype to successfully build, deploy, and secure private clouds.

Find out what the future of cloud means for IT organizations, tech businesses and for the CIOs who have to make information technology work.

This reference guide provides an overview on the public and private cloud implementation (e.g. HMS Public/Private Cloud Choice).

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Discover how to meet your needs for a flexible, scalable, and configurable cloud. BMC Cloud Lifecycle Management 2.0 makes it easier than ever to deliver the right cloud for your business - watch the demo to see it for yourself.

Midsize learning technology company sought to move all files to the cloud for disaster-recovery reasons and to boost employee productivity. Added Box to their existing cloud stack for all employees. Streamlined IT operations; in the process of replacing servers with Box.Technology industry, midsize company, midmarket, global, server replacement, cloud stack, NA, APAC.

If you have recently been to a seminar, attended a conference or webcast, or read a white paper or blog, you have most likely heard about cloud technology as it relates to the accounting profession. Cloud technology is an enabler that allows a business to shift computing power from local networks and desktop environments to a remote off-premises computing environment. Ef?ciency of operations is enhanced by removing the burden of managing networks, upgrades, and information technology operational issues.

In real estate, the most important factor is location, location, location! Your services are not quite as sensitive to the physical position of your technology, but location certainly can be a pivotal factor in optimizing your service design and service delivery. Ideally, location shouldn’t matter; however, it does have an e?ect on customer experience. When technology services were simpler, location was largely irrelevant, but now the complexity of new services demands a strategy more in line with your BT agenda than your former IT agenda. The e?ects of regulatory, cost, risk, and performance factors will vary based on the physical location of your technology resources. Colocation providers, cloud service providers, and even traditional hosting services o?er plenty of evolving options to help infrastructure and operations (I&O) professionals balance these factors to optimize service design and delivery.

In this Forrester report: How the infrastructure/operations (I&O) role changes in a hybrid cloud world. How they accelerate the cloud application delivery life cycle to exceed business expectations of cloud & Which management capabilities must be mastered to take on the role of hybrid cloud manager.

Many organizations seeking to get started with Hadoop implementation have resorted to the public cloud to avoid the complexities of deployment. Organizations are always looking for an opportunity to take advantage of the simplicity of cloud deployment and the efficiencies of multi-tenant operations on premise. Download this white paper to see why there is a greater need to simplify on-premise deployment and see how this will greatly improve manageability and security.

"In healthcare, as the trends supporting eHealth accelerate, the need for scalable, reliable, and secure network infrastructures will only grow. This white paper describes the key factors and technologies to consider when building a private network for healthcare sector enterprises, including: Transport Network Equipment Outside Fiber Plant Converged Platforms Reliability, Redundancy, and Protection Reconfigurable Networks Management Software Security Services, Operation, Program Management, and Maintenance Download our white paper to learn more."

Healthcare providers use Packet-Optical Networks to meet performance and bandwidth demands. Learn the advantages of Packet-Optical Networks.

Healthcare providers use Packet-Optical Networks to meet performance and bandwidth demands. Learn the advantages of Packet-Optical Networks.

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Analysts predict that soon, half of all new IT service desk tools will be adopted as cloud-based services. While shifting to an on-demand model can be a complex decision that requires organizations to carefully assess the potential impact on business operations, a growing number of companies are clearly finding the move worthwhile.

"Analysts predict that soon, half of all new IT service desk tools will be adopted as cloud-based services. While shifting to an on-demand model can be a complex decision that requires organizations to carefully assess the potential impact on business operations, a growing number of companies are clearly finding the move worthwhile. This paper explores the reasons for the rapid growth of cloud-based IT service management (ITSM) solutions and the benefits they offer for enterprises. Topics include: • The cost savings companies can achieve by deploying ITSM solutions via the cloud, which allows better management and optimization of consumption and costs. • Improved alignment between IT and business, as self-service, a service catalog, collaboration, and mobility help IT expose and provide its services more effectively. • The ability to integrate cloud and on-premise solutions to leverage existing systems while leveraging new innovations via the cloud. • The advantages of cloud-base

It’s no secret that more companies are adopting cloud ERP solutions to help them grow their operations while keeping overhead costs low to better compete in the global economy. Cloud solutions deliver increased agility, responsiveness, and real-time insights to improve operational efficiency and increase profits. Although broader ERP solutions can provide value, focusing on the needs of your specific industry requirements can enhance your investment. Join this webcast, sponsored by Sage, to learn how an industry-focused cloud ERP strategy can help your business grow.

In healthcare, as the trends supporting eHealth accelerate, the need for scalable, reliable, and secure network infrastructures will only grow.

Large venue operations are faced with many challenges today. The good news for stadium operators is that there is a way to make these goals more achievable: cloud technology. If you’re looking for a cloud solution to take your venue forward, then look no further than Oracle Hospitality Simphony’s Cloud Service which allows you to optimize the fan experience with a modern food and beverage operation. Learn more about how cloud technology can enhance your venue operations.

The pressures of speed, efficiency, and cost will push more applications and data outside the trusted network and into a service provider’s clouds, where those benefits can be realized. The growth of cloud services and movement of sensitive data between private and public clouds means that those services will become increasingly valuable as targets of attack. As enterprises cloud-enable their operations, gaps in control, visibility, identity, and security are the most likely paths to data breaches.

The cloud can provide cost savings, flexibility and more for your business. From smooth customer interactions and seamless mobile operations to increased operational efficiencies -see how beneficial (and simple) it is to give your employees that freedom to work wherever, whenever.

Analysts predict that soon, half of all new IT service desk tools will be adopted as cloud-based services. While shifting to an on-demand model can be a complex decision, requiring organizations to assess carefully the potential impact on their business operations, a growing number of companies are clearly finding the move worthwhile. This paper explores the reasons for the rapid growth of cloud-based IT service management (ITSM) solutions and the benefits they offer for enterprises. Topics include: • The cost savings companies can achieve by deploying ITSM solutions via the cloud, which allows better management and optimization of consumption and costs. • Improved alignment between IT to and business, as self-service, a service catalog, collaboration, and mobility help IT expose and provide its services more effectively. • The ability to integrate cloud and on-premise solutions to leverage existing systems while leveraging new innovations via the cloud. • The advantages of cloud

Many firms—including those in the wholesale distribution sector—have achieved more efficient and business operations by using cloud-based ERP. Whatever the variations on the theme, wholesale distributors face challenges ranging from tight margins to supply chain and delivery-carrier dependencies. Succeeding in this demanding and fast-paced sector requires that companies operate with high efficiency and low error rates. Wholesale distributors that don’t closely track and optimize their core operations can put critical business relationships at risk, seriously undermining their profitability and growth potential.