Achieving Mid-Market Success, Digital Transformation, and Security in the Cloud Era
As cloud computing adoption matures among organisations of all sizes, a growing number of midmarket companies are using both public and private clouds to enhance their business agility and performance.
New research by IDG reveals a key factor in hybrid-cloud success for midmarket organisations: Hybrid cloud users managing cloud and on-premises environments with a unified tool are significantly more likely to experience a range of critical benefits.
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