Airlines commonly experience costly breakdowns of backend technology. Large enterprises can learn valuable lessons from these instances, including how crucial it is to modernize IT infrastructure to boost efficiency and resilience.
In today’s digital age, businesses are searching for more efficient operations. One aspect of this is the concept of workload optimization. Redwood has been diving deep into the intricate aspects of this and similar concepts, always looking for ways to help businesses transform their operations. The essence of workload optimization Workload optimization ensures the right resources are in the right place at the right time. It allows businesses to align IT resources with their evolving needs,
Before every flight, pilots run through a checklist of their instruments and gear. They ensure everything is aligned, functioning properly, secure and finely tuned. They know the importance of every itinerary and the urgency of arriving safely. Although lives aren’t on the line, in a cloud modernization journey, your enterprise operations are. Your IT team must ensure that your instruments and gear – your workload automations – are equipped and ready to go. Workload automation is a critical factor in the success of your modernization,
As companies around the globe look for ways to weather the rocky economy, many IT leaders are looking to optimize their budgets. But before considering cuts, leaders should take another look at optimizing their automation software. Every enterprise tech stack contains a diverse mix of software and systems designed to handle financial and business tasks, complicated analytics and industry-specific functionality. From ERPs and legacy software to workload automation and schedulers, an organization’s tech stack is complex,
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Forbes reports that the world is projected to store 180 zettabytes of data in the cloud by 2025. This presents a major challenge: Despite the benefits cloud services deliver to myriad benefits to businesses, including reliable scalability, flexibility in providing new services and the ability to quickly deploy new technologies, they drive up the requirements for managing and monitoring lots of processes, tasks and systems. As adoption of new cloud technologies increased the number of management tasks that had to be performed by IT,
It’s an ongoing challenge to balance immediate IT ecosystem needs against future-proofing your business. Every day, IT leaders are making decisions about which enterprise applications, servers and services should be moved to the cloud, and which will, or must, remain on-prem. When deciding where to deploy workload automation in your business, there are advantages and trade-offs between cloud-based SaaS and on-prem workload automation. Cloud-native SaaS workload automation can bring significant benefits to an enterprise, including efficiency,
The seismic shift to cloud-based services, both consumer- and business-facing, isn’t driven by a relentless dedication to using whatever’s hot in technology. It’s happening because this service delivery method brings specific advantages: cost, availability and uptime, to name just a few. According to the Forbes’ 2018 State of the Cloud report, 77% of enterprises have at least one application or portion of their infrastructure in the cloud. Many technology-oriented businesses aim to move 100% of services to the cloud.
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