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A CIO Primer for Cloud Transformation Strategy
To begin developing a strategy for application migration to the cloud, the first step is determining what the businesses commitment and/or capability to commit to the effort. Basically, the amount of resources (Time, cost, quality) that they can provide measured against the point of diminishing return. Continue reading
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Tagged CDO, CIO, cloud, cloud computing, Cloud Migration, CTO, Enterprise Architecture, information technology, IT, it leadership, IT Management, Leadership, Migration, strategy, transformation
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IT 2.0 – Transformation Perspectives
Not too long ago I wrote a blog post (I.T. 2.0 – The Death of Design>Build>Run) that discussed the value to business of moving away from operational IT mindsets and towards a newer IT Paradigm. Although generally well received, I … Continue reading
Considering DBaaS (Database as a Service)
When planning to use a DBaaS solution, customers will likely need help with tasks such as deployment, migration, support, off-site backup, system integration and disaster recovery. Then there are the applications that connect to the database and the databases themselves … Continue reading
IT 2.0 The Death of Design>Build>Run
It is easy to see how rapidly IT is evolving. As was foretold, technology continues to change at an increasing pace. Emerging technologies which increase the amount and relevance of information are driving businesses to explore more agile and efficient … Continue reading
Enterprise Architecture & the Edge of the Cloud
So you are a functional IT leader feeling the pressure around cloud migration. You don’t know what a VPC is but have learned about the “Infrastructure As A Service (IaaS)” and other opportunities are out there. Which is the correct … Continue reading
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Tagged Cloud Migration, Enterprise Architecture, information technology, IT Management
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Depth Perception 