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Three IT Infrastructure Questions IT Leaders Must Answer in 2023

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IT infrastructures are undergoing dramatic changes. Companies are planning or executing their public cloud strategy while trying to bring a more cloud-like experience on-premises. At the same time, many organizations must develop an Edge Strategy to improve data collection and speed decision-making. The choices available and the weight of the decisions make 2023 a pivotal year for IT infrastructure. 

Join VergeIO for our live webinar to learn the three most critical infrastructure questions IT leaders must answer in 2023:

1. Is the Public Cloud my best choice?

2. Why has HCI not delivered operational efficiencies and cost savings?

3. What’s my Edge strategy?

IT leaders struggle with public cloud strategies rolling out too slowly, entirely stalled, or even abandoned. Others are disappointed with the cost and performance of migrated workloads. As a result, they are looking for alternatives to the Public Cloud. 

Given the Public Cloud challenges, most IT leaders will continue to invest in their on-premises data centers and are looking for ways to improve efficiencies while reducing costs. Hyper-converged Infrastructures (HCI) were supposed to be the answer, but their inability to scale and address multiple workloads has kept most HCI implementations isolated to a single use case. HCI was supposed to consolidate. Instead, it has become yet another silo to manage.

Finally, IT leaders need to decide on an Edge strategy. Edge computing enables organizations to process data closer to its source and speed decision-making. Small-footprint computing power is readily available but harnessing it so that central IT can rapidly provision it and remotely manage it is critical for Edge success. 

Join VergeIO’s CEO, Yan Ness, for our live webinar, “Three IT Infrastructure Questions IT Leaders Must Answer in 2023,” as he discusses each infrastructure decision point. 

Learn: 

  • How to determine if the public cloud is the right choice for you
  • How to create a more fluid, operationally efficient data center
  • How to create the ideal Edge strategy for your organization

Beyond HCI — The Next Step in Data Center Infrastructure Evolution

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It has been two decades since Storage Area Networking (SAN) and Network Attached Storage (NAS) emerged as dominant parts of the IT infrastructure. In the last decade, we’ve seen Hyperconverged Infrastructure (HCI) and Public Cloud arrive as alternatives. Each of these infrastructure iterations has failed in its primary mission: to reduce IT costs and complexity.

It is time to complete the mission! Organizations need an infrastructure that can reduce IT costs and complexity!

Join VergeIO for our live webinar “Beyond HCI — The Next Step in Data Center Infrastructure Evolution.” We will introduce the next step in infrastructure, ultraconverged infrastructure (UCI). During the webinar, we will explain what UCI is, how it works, and how it enables YOUR data center to deliver a more cost-effective and less complicated data center operating environment than SAN, NAS, HCI, or the Public Cloud.

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How to Eliminate the Data Center Scale Problem

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The source of data center complexity is the inability to efficiently scale the three data center tiers (compute, storage, and networking). The lack of an inefficient scaling within each tier forces IT to create workload-based silos, each with its own compute layer and storage layer. Each new workload typically requires new compute, storage and networking. Virtualization and later hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) attempted to solve complexity, but both ran into the scale problem.

VergeIO’s VergeOS solves the scale problem and opens a pathway to data center simplification while lowering IT spending. 

Join us for our live webinar, “How to Eliminate the Data Center Scale Problem,” to learn the critical architectural capabilities required to eliminate the scale problem.

  1. Abstract physical resources (compute, storage and networking) from a cluster of dissimilar midrange servers into a global pool
  2. Instead of creating virtual machines, create virtual data centers to surgically provide those resources, ensuring workload-specific service quality.
  3. Integrate storage into the operating environment, leveraging global deduplication that doesn’t impact performance, enabling a significant reduction in storage spending while increasing data protection.
  4. Integrate these capabilities into a single piece of software, creating a cohesive data center operating environment.