Be it in the financial services industry or other digitally-enabled verticals, organizations in the USA are readily implementing Azure, AI and Office 365 to achieve the next level of success. Most of them are in the transformational stages of migrating their in-house IT infrastructural capabilities to the cloud with the help of AI.
The modern world is growing at an exponential rate with new and updated applications hitting the market on a daily basis. The frequency of code deployment has changed from once in six months to numerous deployments in an hour. In a time of such fierce competition, it is essential for businesses to provide high-quality and efficient services to their users.
One of our long-time clients made the strategic decision to pilot Microsoft Azure to reduce costs and improve platform stability after their external DNS provider crashed. The crash caused their email domain to be unresolved as well as their VPN gateway and numerous other services.
Data is vital to the health and operations of any business. Regardless of industry, any unforeseen event or disaster that disrupts day to day functions of a company can have dire consequences and put the organization at risk for financial costs, data loss and even reputation loss.
Many companies with on-premises infrastructures are hesitant to migrate to the cloud. This worry is entirely unfounded. The benefits of a cloud migration outweigh its difficulties.
Cloud adoption is on the rise. According to a 2018 RightScale study, 81 percent of enterprises have a multi-cloud strategy. A major challenge in the shift to cloud-based solutions is migrating an on-premise application that you’ve customized and used for years. The solution to that challenge is Azure Active Directory (AD) Domain Services.