A Buyer’s Guide to Optimizing Remote Employees’ Extended Network

The shelter-in-place mandates put in place earlier in 2020 sent most employees home, and for the next few months they strived to stay connected and productive, while IT teams scrambled to provide infrastructures to support them. Now many organizations have realized there are benefits to having a distributed workforce, and thus are focused on tackling some of the network-related challenges that have compromised employee experience. Remote user access is one top-of-mind concern. When employees are remote, connecting to on-premises apps can be ...more

Blueprint for a Future Ready Workforce: A 3-Stage Approach for Adopting Modern Management and Security

How IT adapts in times of change: When global events caused companies to make a rapid pivot to remote work, IT had no choice but to act fast. No matter where they were on the path to digital transformation, IT organizations across industries were responsible for onboarding a large number of employees onto new devices, managing a bigger population of distributed users, and keeping them all connected and secure. For teams still using traditional PC lifecycle management methods on their Windows devices, these new demands quickly became a mas ...more

Make Hybrid Cloud a Reality: 3 Organizations Share Their Insights

Organizations will continue to benefit from their data center investments, yet many of these organizations are also looking to benefit from the unique advantages offered by public cloud that cannot be cost-effectively delivered with today’s static data center environments. - 4 Reasons to Extend Your Data Center to the Cloud: 1. Footprint expansion - Obtain capacity for new projects and expand into new geographies without building a new data center or investing in over-provisioning. 2. On-demand capacity - Handle unplanned temporary cap ...more

Data Center Extension Buyer's Guide

Cloud infrastructure is becoming the primary deployment environment for a majority of workloads. As organizations extend on-premises data center environments to the public cloud, there are several factors that need to be considered to effectively integrate on-premises data centers with the public cloud in order to realize cloud benefits. The goal of this paper is to help our customers understand these factors and identify the right cloud platform while identifying potential challenges. ...more

4 Reasons to Extend Your Data Center to the Cloud

1. Footprint Expansion: Obtain capacity for new projects and expand into new geographies without building a new data center or investing in over-provisioning. 2. On-demand Capacity: Handle unplanned temporary capacity needs and anticipated seasonal spikes in demand without the capital expense of maintaining idle capacity. 3. Test, Development, and IT Lab Environments: Perform test/dev and lab/training activities in a flexible pay-by-the-hour environment, with the ability to move between cloud, on-premises, and other regions as needed. ...more

Event Intelligence: Next-Gen AIOps for Every Team

“On average, we’ve had 58% noise reduction—with some services seeing about 86% noise reduction.” That’s what they said at IG Group after they started using Event Intelligence. It really is a powerful tool that sifts through digital noise and empowers speedy responses. Get the free ebook, Event Intelligence: Next-Gen AIOps for Every Team, and see how it: - Gives teams a unique, human-centred approach to event management and AIOps so you can respond faster (and smarter) when incidents arise - Solves four common challenges in incident respo ...more

The Workstation Buyer’s Guide for Manufacturing and Engineering

Forward-looking enterprises are investing in digital transformation, acquiring technology and services that accelerate innovation, enhance competitiveness, and help develop new areas of growth. Read this Infobrief in order to learn how to choose the right workstation. Learn more about Dell Technologies solutions powered by Intel® Xeon® Platinum Processors. ...more

The Ideal Battery for Backup: Nickel-zinc battery technology improves TCO, safety and sustainability in data centers

Nickel-zinc (NiZn) is the world’s only high-power, fail-safe, fully recyclable battery technology which makes it an ideal choice for uninterruptible power supply (UPS) battery backup. Key attributes to consider with any battery chemistry utilized in UPS applications include power density, safety, reliability, sustainability and total cost of ownership (TCO). NiZn batteries are high power density batteries with rapid charge/discharge capabilities across a wide temperature range without the threat of thermal runaway. Their high-power density sign ...more

Cloud-native meets hybrid cloud: A strategy guide

Information technology (IT) systems are the glue that holds modern enterprises together. They power internal systems, are often critical market differentiators and need to deliver ever-improving functionality for customers, employees, and partners. At the same time, system complexity and speed of change have escalated: deployments routinely span multiple on-premise and cloud locations, an array of software technologies are used, and the teams behind these systems can vary greatly in their skills. The increased focus on digital transformation hi ...more