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Good read: Cloud in 33 vragen

Over de cloud bestaan nog altijd veel vragen. Wij zetten de belangrijkste op een rij – 33 wel te verstaan:

Good read: Nederlandse datacenterindustrie nauwelijks voorbereid op snelle opmars AI

“De datacenterindustrie in Nederland is nauwelijks voorbereid op de snelle opmars van artificial intelligence (AI) binnen de IT-wereld.” Robbert Hoeffnagel, hoofdredacteur van diverse IT-vakbladen en dagvoorzitter tijdens het IT Infra event, windt er geen doekjes om.

Good read: 3 Signs It’s Time to Move off the Cloud

The decision to move a workload off a public cloud platform is not one to be taken lightly. Each scenario should be evaluated on its own merits.

Good read: Zombie Resources Eat up Your Cloud Budget

Relying on manual checks for proper infrastructure allocation and utilization adds to the burden of wasted resources and expenses for companies large and small.

Good read: How SaaS architecture impacts pricing and profitability

A poorly designed SaaS architecture creates limitations in setting the pricing strategy for the offerings and impacts new customer acquisition. Conversely, a good architecture sets the appropriate pricing model and accommodates special architecture-design requirements, while enabling scalability and customizability.

Event: Advancing towards the Cloud, Edge, and IoT Continuum: Insights and Impacts

This event offers a unique opportunity to gain valuable insights into the ongoing efforts of the EUCEI initiative. Attendees will have the chance to delve into the preliminary results and impacts generated by UNLOCK-CEI and the various task forces within the EUCEI initiative.

Employee Spotlight: Iain Statham

Iain tells a little about himself and his role at whitesky.cloud. Does running a cloud operations center like a military operation sound good to you?

Good read: How Cloud FinOps Aim To Rein In Cloud Spending

Migrating to the cloud has long been seen as a way for organizations to save money. The whole point of implementing this practice, after all, is to reduce operational costs. But these promised savings from migrating workloads to the cloud have failed to appear. In fact, many face the opposite problem: surging costs.

The sovereign cloud, the only way to comply with legislation

Protection of sensitive data has already been important in Europe but has become more important recently. In many sectors, like banking, insurance and healthcare, it has become a top priority. But also public sectors face organizational challenges to be able to comply with the latest legal regulations when it comes to the use of cloud technology.