Organizations are migrating to the cloud to improve efficiencies and scale with greater digital transformation. Cloud plans and adoption have accelerated during the pandemic, with many in Asia considering a hybrid multi-cloud strategy to optimize the management of SaaS applications while ensuring business continuance from existing legacy and meet remote work needs.

In this PodChat for CIO, Phang Wai Yin, Chief Technology Officer for SRKK Group, shares his perspective on how organisations can achieve data resilience in a multi-cloud world.

1.       Define data resilience in the context of today’s (a) hybrid work and (b) hybrid multi-cloud environment?

2.       What is the make-up of a data resilient strategy?

3.       Given that much of an organisation’s data is scattered across applications (on-premises and in the cloud), company and personal data repositories, is it feasible to achieve data resilience?

4.       A Productiv 2021 report says the average app portfolio is about 254 apps, is it possible to leverage SaaS solutions to achieve resilience?

5.       What needs to happen to set your path towards data resilience?

6.       Who should lead this journey? Who should be part of the team in charge of data resilience?