How hybrid cloud services and a hybrid cloud strategy can help agencies address rising IT costs, security regulations, and increasing constituent demands while integrating with their existing systems.
Hybrid clouds deliver services both virtually and with physical, on-premise technology, helping agencies keep pace with their daily demands.
Hybrid cloud infrastructure can offer multiple benefits to state and local governments. Let’s review them.
The mission requirement, and overall sensitivity of federal data, necessitate more thought than just placing data in a public cloud.
Your agency has decided to move to the hybrid cloud, realizing it’s one of the most effective ways to make better, data-driven decisions. While the decision has been made, figuring out next steps can be tricky. What are some best practices to follow?
One of the ways federal agencies are modernizing their systems is by equipping staff with cloud computing capabilities.
If your agency wants to optimize access and security around its data, it should look to a data strategy. That strategy has to occur on a hybrid cloud-enabled, multi-modal data and analytics platform.
By investing in enterprise-scale hybrid cloud, federal agencies, particularly DoD, can consolidate their workloads without cutting off resources and stifling application performance
DoD needs modern technology that makes it easier for warfighters to access data and manage critical applications. Hybrid cloud fits that bill.
A hybrid cloud is a good compromise for modern agencies, who are adapting to business needs and federal guidelines but need to practically consider workforce and security.