Why Hyperconvergence is Your On-Ramp to Cloud

Author: Matthew Royse

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Enterprises are struggling to keep pace in today’s fast-paced digital world. Information technology (IT) teams spend 80 percent of their time and resources on “keep the lights on” at their company. In addition, they are not “cloud-ready” where flexibility is critical to scaling IT environments rapidly.

As a result, enterprises are shifting toward hyperconvergence as an entry point into cloud. Hyperconvergence is a software-centric architecture that tightly integrates compute, storage, networking and virtualization resources from scratch, supported by a single vendor.

Consider the increased benefits of hyperconvergence as you read the infographic below:

It reduces complexity and simplifies IT environments
It lowers capital expenditures (CAPEX) and operational expenditures (OPEX)
It helps with operational savings because hyperconvergence eliminates redundant tools and processes so employees can focus more on value-add projects
With hyperconvergence, one company achieves 100 percent business growth and another company deploys IT services 400 times faster

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