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Infrastructure & operations leaders are faced with significant challenges in 2018. If not addressed, these could have significant negative impacts on the business – and on their careers. The steps outlined in this research can improve I&O’s capabilities to more effectively support the digital business.
Infrastructure & operations leaders responsible for building and sustaining dependable infrastructure should: - Build a proactive hybrid cloud strategy by creating a set of cloud decision frameworks and processes to evaluate cloud computing opportunities based on business and workload needs.
- Plan today for the edge, and not the centralized data center, to become a growing, significant part of your digital IT infrastructure portfolios by accounting for the shift in workload locations.
- Link your data center successes to business successes by identifying the systems, services or applications that have the most direct impact on the company’s mission and/or revenue.
- Improve decision making by weighing modernization options based on the challenges of employee retention, business value of affected workloads, and the cost and effort of migration.
- Establish the skills, tools and processes for a dynamic, hybrid environment by partnering with HR to conduct an inventory of skills and competencies, and to identify training opportunities and areas of potential vulnerability.
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