Change is good. But how can your IT ops benefit from other people’s?
(2022/03/09)
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- News link: https://www.theregister.co.uk/2022/03/09/it_ops_benefit/
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Webinar To say IT ops has been through a few years of incredible change is an understatement. Some organizations have started down the cloud path, downgrading or shuttering their on-prem data centers; others have doggedly stuck to traditional architectures. Still more are somewhere between, whether by intent or default.
But whatever option they’ve taken, all have had to struggle with the challenges of governance, security, and compliance as well as their own specific workload and application needs. And do this while grappling with the shortage of skilled people afflicting virtually every area of tech.
The result is often spiraling risk. But is this something they need to face alone? Or does it make sense to make better use of managed service partners, who are not just familiar with both new and traditional ways of thinking about the enterprise stack but have worked across multiple real world implementations in multiple industries.
If you’re wondering what this could mean for your own IT operations, both in the short and longer term, you can get answers by tuning into this upcoming webinar, [1]There’s More to Managed Services than Meets the Eye in 2022 , on March 23 at 1000 PT (1300 ET, 1700 GMT).
Situation Publishing deputy editor-in-chief Nicole Hemsoth will be joined by Red River’s Frank Lusko to discuss where IT operations have been, and crucially, where they are going.
They’ll be unpacking what the last few years meant for risk mitigation in general, and how organizations like yours have been working to tighten up their IT ops.
Tuning into this in-depth session is straightforward. Just head [2]here , drop in a few details, and you’re on your way. The future may look uncertain, but by taking stock of where we’ve been, you can plot a surer path into the future.
Sponsored by Red River
[1] https://whitepapers.theregister.com/paper/view/14914/theres-more-to-managed-services-than-meets-the-eye-in-2022?td=promo1
[2] https://whitepapers.theregister.com/paper/view/14914/theres-more-to-managed-services-than-meets-the-eye-in-2022?td=promo1
But whatever option they’ve taken, all have had to struggle with the challenges of governance, security, and compliance as well as their own specific workload and application needs. And do this while grappling with the shortage of skilled people afflicting virtually every area of tech.
The result is often spiraling risk. But is this something they need to face alone? Or does it make sense to make better use of managed service partners, who are not just familiar with both new and traditional ways of thinking about the enterprise stack but have worked across multiple real world implementations in multiple industries.
If you’re wondering what this could mean for your own IT operations, both in the short and longer term, you can get answers by tuning into this upcoming webinar, [1]There’s More to Managed Services than Meets the Eye in 2022 , on March 23 at 1000 PT (1300 ET, 1700 GMT).
Situation Publishing deputy editor-in-chief Nicole Hemsoth will be joined by Red River’s Frank Lusko to discuss where IT operations have been, and crucially, where they are going.
They’ll be unpacking what the last few years meant for risk mitigation in general, and how organizations like yours have been working to tighten up their IT ops.
Tuning into this in-depth session is straightforward. Just head [2]here , drop in a few details, and you’re on your way. The future may look uncertain, but by taking stock of where we’ve been, you can plot a surer path into the future.
Sponsored by Red River
[1] https://whitepapers.theregister.com/paper/view/14914/theres-more-to-managed-services-than-meets-the-eye-in-2022?td=promo1
[2] https://whitepapers.theregister.com/paper/view/14914/theres-more-to-managed-services-than-meets-the-eye-in-2022?td=promo1