At its core, cloud data management is about what it means for an organization to have control and ownership of their data.  When they do, they can move data to areas of the business where it holds the greatest value to generate revenue more quickly.  To realize this, organizations must understand the structure and classification of data and how to manage it on-premise, off-premise and in multiple public clouds.  This requires navigating cloud native services and storage options.  In this episode of TEC17, WWT cloud data management experts, Steve Gregory and Sebastien Berube, dig into the benefits of a cloud data management capability and what organizations should be focusing on to achieve business value.   WWT's MultiCloud Practice  Rubrik Accelerator for Microsoft Azure  

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It’s not a question of if your organization will move to a Wi-Fi 6 infrastructure but rather when. While the market has touted the speeds and feeds of Wi-Fi 6, little has been said about how organizations should prepare for a successful Wi-Fi 6 deployment. In this episode of World Wide Technology’s TEC37 series on Networking, join host Robb Boyd as he speaks with WWT’s Jennifer Huber, Technical Solutions Architect; Steven Buhler, Business Development Manager; and special guest Keith Parsons, Managing Director of the Wireless LAN Professionals, Inc. They’ll discuss the foundational components that need to be in place before Wi-Fi 6 deployment, including common blind spots. Presenters Jennifer Huber, WWT Steven Buhler, WWT Keith Parsons, Wireless LAN Professionals Robb Boyd, Host WWT Related Content TEC37 No Bad WiFi Series Playlist  Meraki Wireless Switching and Security Lab  WiFi 6e: The Next Generation of Wireless Aruba Wireless Solution Lab Cisco 9800 Foundation Lab  Are You Prepared for the Coming 5G and the WiFi 6 Disruption?

32. Networking - How to Lay the Groundwork for Wi-Fi 6

In Part Two of the World Wide Technology (WWT) TEC17 episode on Multicloud environments, WWT Multicloud practice team consultants Kevin McCarthy and Bryan Seefeld discuss issues relating to mature organizations, in other words, those who have migrated to a Multicloud environment.  The issues that Kevin and Bryan discuss include how these organizations are defined, how WWT is uniquely positioned with their expertise and solutions to support organizations in the Multicloud space, and they conclude by describing several compelling use cases on this topic. WWT Multicloud Consulting  How to Achieve a Successful Cloud Smart Strategy  Five Common Misconceptions About the Cloud  The Value of the Cloud:  Why You Should Migrate Today WWT Multicloud Briefing Kevin McCarthy, WWT Bryan Seefeld, WWT        

Benefits and Challenges of a Multicloud Environment

Moving into a Multicloud environment is a big challenge for organizations.  A lot of factors must be considered.  In this episode of World Wide Technology’s (WWT) TEC17 series, WWT Multicloud practice team consultants Kevin McCarthy and Bryan Seefeld discuss the transition to Multicloud and key considerations about this migration.  Kevin and Bryan first define Multicloud, and then discuss how public and private cloud differ from Multicloud, misconceptions about moving to Multicloud, key considerations when first moving to a Multicloud environment and several use cases on this move. WWT Multicloud Consulting  How to Achieve a Successful Cloud Smart Strategy  Five Common Misconceptions About the Cloud  The Value of the Cloud:  Why You Should Migrate Today Multicloud Briefing Kevin McCarthy, WWT Bryan Seefeld, WWT        

Achieving Success in a Multicloud Environment

For years now, large enterprises have been seeing a rise in their number of remote workers.  Some organizations have had remote worker policies in place while others are just starting to move into this new working environment.  The coronavirus, COVID-19, has forced almost every organization to implement a remote worker policy and in a very short time, days rather than weeks or months.  In this episode of World Wide Technology’s (WWT) TEC17 podcast series, WWT experts Joe Berger and Brandon Echele discuss the most important aspects of the remote worker environment.  Joe and Brandon are leaders in WWT’s Digital Workspace practice.  They discuss the tools that organizations need to implement these policies quickly, how this affects the increasing number of virtual meetings that workers have to participate in, how IT needs to prepare for a massive shift to a remote workforce, like in the situation with the coronavirus, and some tips on how to keep remote workers engaged and productive.  Four Ways to Enable the Remote Worker  Better Business Continuity with the Digital Workspace  End User Technology or Technology for End Users WWT Digital Workspace Practice  

Engaging the Remote Worker

As with any transformative technology, implementing AIOps is often easier said than done. The process can involve a series of hurdles, from technical implementation to the cultural challenge of selling the tools into the wider business. In the final installment of our four-part series on AIOps, WWT’s Jas Binning and Paul Robinson explore the challenges facing AIOps implementation, and how to take the sting out of them. Getting Started with AiOps  Defeating the Loading Wheel: Is APM Enough to Keep Your Customers Happy? WWT is Taking AppDynamics From the War Room to the Board Room WWT + AppDynamics:  Better Together Turbonomic Lab  WWT:  What is AIOps Jasbir Binning, WWT Paul Robinson, WWT  

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