cloud migration

Whether modernising data protection, shifting to digital business models, or enabling employees to work remotely, IT leaders are turning to the cloud for increased agility, reduced costs, and improved time to value. Migrating to the cloud can be transformative, but it is not without risk – cost overrun, operational disruption, and delicate timelines can easily […]

A major study commissioned by Macquarie Government has found that complex legacy systems and data management are the biggest challenges for the deployment of cloud services in government.

It would be entirely forgivable for any government executive to feel a headache coming on, when the topic of cloud computing hits their to-do list. Where to start in realising the best value out of this crucial strategy?

Government departments would love to act as digitally dynamic and as fast as growing tech companies, but they have complex and aging systems to consider. That’s where a top class modern network can help.

The notion of a government information fortress protected by perimeter of digital motes and walls counts for nought when your workforce is mobile and many applications come from cloud.  What counts is knowing how to spot and stop intruders, especially when they tunnel up from the inside.

A key element of digital transformation for government agencies is a migration to the cloud which enables greater levels of access, communication while also lowering the burden and costs of managing owned hardware and servers.