How to Execute a Data-Driven Approach to Cloud Migrations
For companies of all sizes in virtually all industry sectors, moving to the cloud is no longer an emerging trend – it’s a planned imperative.
The only way to accurately and cost-effectively match your needs to the most suitable cloud configuration and realize the full potential of the cloud is to adopt a deep analytical approach.
Download this eBook for a detailed guide on how to analyze the right data and how to get to the cloud in 50 days.
Simplifying and optimizing your cloud journey requires asking the right questions and analyzing the right data. In this paper we’ll discuss:
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The main stages of an ongoing, strategic cloud journey.
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The primary objectives to achieve and top questions to ask at each stage.
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Which analytics you need at each stage in order to make the best decisions.
- How to go from zero to cloud in just 50 days.
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This white paper outlines how to take a data-driven approach to cloud migration. It will guide you from your initial assessment, through to execution and optimization, all done in 50 days.
