A global survey of 600 technology decision-makers conducted by MIT Technology Review Insights, in association with VMware, finds that most organizations in Asia-Pacific and the world over had largely prepared for the online commerce and remote working the pandemic made compulsory.

More than three-quarters of Asia-Pacific organizations had made digital and IT investments—and their efforts augmented their collective ability to handle new ways of doing business. ...

While the business goals and schedule for this cloud-first approach are often well-defined, the path to realize them is not. There are significant technical, organizational and operational hurdles to overcome, and some organizations have found these challenges more difficult and time-consuming than expected.

Managing multi-cloud environments can be especially challenging. Too often, IT capabilities and resources haven’t been fully addressed. ...

How has the COVID-19 pandemic and the necessity of the distributed, anywhere workforce shifted the future of work? Forrester Consulting conducted a survey, commissioned by VMware, to global future-of-work decision-makers with responsibility for strategy and security from various global industries on how the challenges of moving to an anywhere workforce has changed the way they do business and the way they perceive business will continue to be done.

Discover insights from these business leaders to improve your organization’s security posture ...

Every organization is now defined by the digital services it delivers. From engaging customers with new experiences to building new revenue opportunities, and driving digital-first touchpoints that protect and enable customers and communities, these services have never been more essential. As part of VMware’s work with technology decision-makers globally, we’ve spoken with leaders and experts from more than 1,200 organizations about their goals, challenges, and successes.

Through this research, a clear picture of market priorities is emergi ...

Even a minor outage can put organizations at a competitive disadvantage, especially in today’s markets. In order to succeed, it is important to have a business continuity strategy in place that protects all data and applications from unplanned system failures. As a result, many enterprises are turning to the public cloud for an effective disaster recovery strategy to avoid the expenses of supporting a secondary infrastructure.

If you’re considering simplifying traditional disaster recovery and providing reliable and cost-effective DRaaS for ...