On the Fence About Moving to IaaS?
Is your organization on the fence about moving its infrastructure to an IaaS model? IaaS can be deployed in different models, including on-premises and off-premises, managed by a third party or managed internally, and/or using private or public cloud environments.
►Which model(s) should your organization adopt?
►How can you be sure that moving hardware, software, servers, storage, and other infrastructure components to a third-party provider is right for your organization?
►Should you consider IaaS for temporary or experimental workloads only?
►And what about the technical/security risks, scalability, and legal/contract issues that are critical to a successful IaaS platform deployment?
Cutter Consortium has the insight and answers you need.
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Cloud Procurement: Find the Cost and Flexibility Balance
The way to be insulated from future price changes, and hence hit your budget perfectly, is to lock in a fixed price. The old-fashioned way of doing this was simply to buy your own hardware. The "cloudified" way to do this is to make a future usage commitment, with or without prepayment, directly with your cloud provider.
In this on-demand webinar, Cutter Senior Consultant James Mitchell discusses why IT consumers should embrace trends toward commoditization of IT in order to access the ultimate in cloud procurement flexibility.
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Key Contractual Issues When Buying IaaS
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IaaS: Ready for Liftoff?
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