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Dynamic Infrastructure and Cloud Computing

In this exclusive set, IBM’s Nick Drabble explains how Dynamic Infrastructure & Cloud Computing can help your business. All in instantly streamed, easy to understand video format
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What should organisations consider when thinking about cloud computing?

 

Firstly, why cloud, what is it you're looking to achieve? Perhaps you're looking to lower the operational cost, maybe you're looking to launch a new business service and you're having to invest upfront in the infrastructure needs on it, perhaps there's some business expertise you get from a cloud vendor that would influence your choice or maybe you're just trying to launch a new service really quickly the nest thing I'd say would be which business services, not all services are appropriate to run on a cloud there might be national or legislative requirements around data where is it held, who has access to it? There might be affordable bandwidth restrictions meaning you can't run certain numerically intensive applications in a cloud environment. At the end of the day what you need to do is consider what's core to the business, what represents your competitive advantage what do you need to manage and govern internally and what can you put outside, what's noncore, what might be a peak workload that's difficult to plan for. Whether you chose for cloud or your chose to run tour servers internally there are different risk factors involved and you need to assess those risk factors carefully alongside the service you're looking to adopt.

 

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Dynamic Infrastructure and Cloud Computing

Nick Drabble
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Nick has over twenty years experience in the IT industry, the last nine of which have been focused on Service Management solutions. Nick has experience of hardware, software and services cross-industry with global enterprise and general business clients in UK and Europe. Nick leads the Dynamic Infrastructure Initiative within IBM Software Group, providing clients with significant cost reduction and service improvement benefits.

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Find out more on Dynamic Infrastructure, featuring analysis from Gartner

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This video set looks at the attributes of Cloud Computing, outlines the type of services available and compares and contrasts them to Dynamic Infrastructure. The benefits of dramatic operational cost reduction and increased service agility are common between the two. So where should organisations consider Cloud Computing services and where should Dynamic Infrastructure be considered?

 

Further Information:

Find out more on Dynamic Infrastructure, featuring analysis from Gartner

Find out more on Service Management and Cloud Computing

 

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