Consumers expect data and services at the speed of thought – think Instagram, Amazon, Uber. Technological disruption in every industry drives organizations to become agile and transparent to understand their customers at ever deepening levels. To maintain an edge in this hyper-competitive landscape, businesses must lead or fall behind.
Consumers expect data and services at the speed of thought – think Instagram, Amazon, Uber. Technological disruption in every industry drives organizations to become agile and transparent to understand their customers at ever deepening levels. To maintain an edge in this hyper-competitive landscape, businesses must lead or fall behind.
The "five Rs of rationalization" (Rehost, Refactor, Rearchitect, Rebuild, Replace) are a great way to frame a potential future state for any workload that's being considered as a cloud candidate. However, this labeling process should be put into the correct context before you attempt to rationalize an environment. This one-page flyer debunks three common myths around cloud rationalization labeling process.
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