Five Key Considerations to Ensure Data Recovery

Businesses modernize IT production because it enables them to be more productive. But often, as they go about modernizing their production environment, they are forced to recognize that they are using inadequate approaches to protect the data in it.

This year’s “production-centric” IT modernization priorities that were most frequently cited by ESG research survey respondents (see Figure 1) are all clearly noble, logical ways to improve the productivity of a business. But for midsized organizations especially, the collective impact of those priorities on the IT infrastructure can be significant. Thus, many organizations are finding themselves prioritizing efforts to modernize their data protection solutions in addition to updating their production platforms and workloads.

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Conflict to Cooperation: Aligning IT Ops & DevOps

The rapid pace of application development in today’s businesses has strained IT Operations (ITOps) to the point where organizations are abandoning traditional shared development models. Application development functions and budgets are moving to individual business units, with dedicated “DevOps” roles created to ensure applications launch fast enough to satisfy business objectives. But this creates friction between ITOps and DevOps.

This Executive Brief outlines the process of transforming conflict into cooperation by aligning ITOps and DevOps best practices and processes, and how they can yield significant gains in service reliability, IT productivity, and cost savings. Read on to learn more.

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Conflict to Cooperation: Aligning IT Ops & DevOps

The rapid pace of application development in today’s businesses has strained IT Operations (ITOps) to the point where organizations are abandoning traditional shared development models. Application development functions and budgets are moving to individual business units, with dedicated “DevOps” roles created to ensure applications launch fast enough to satisfy business objectives. But this creates friction between ITOps and DevOps.

This Executive Brief outlines the process of transforming conflict into cooperation by aligning ITOps and DevOps best practices and processes, and how they can yield significant gains in service reliability, IT productivity, and cost savings. Read on to learn more.

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Cyber Security Best Practices

On average, advanced attacks now persist in the network seven months before they are detected. The time to resolve those attacks once detected has increased by 221 percent to 45 days.This paper shows you how you can tap into the best threat intelligenc…