Business is all about efficiency and effectiveness. In today’s world, however, those twin goals almost always lead to the cloud. Cloud Transformation is a Journey which you have to take in the modern IT world.
Cloud Experiences should include
- Covers the identification of key business processes and their associated data types.
- Outlines the importance of identifying process data owners
- And the required security controls for each data type.
2. Application Screening
- Looks at determining the most appropriate target deployment environment,
- Looks at each application’s business benefit,
- Looks at key performance indicator options and target return on investment.
- That segment also shows how to select the most appropriate migration strategy for each application.
3. Executing the Migration
- Includes selecting the most appropriate cloud service provider and technology services,
- Reviewing and verifying available data security controls and suggested steps for SLA negotiations. - Also addresses business/mission model alignment, organizational change management, and migration project planning.
Cloud Experiences should include
- How to understand and classify business critical data;
- Executing an efficient process for screening and selecting workloads and applications for cloud migration;
- Following a methodology for discovering the most effective strategy for each workload and application migration; and
- Seamless alignment to client’s multi-cloud strategy
Experience has also shown that businesses are in different stages of their “Journey to the Cloud.” These initial stages often include:
- Planning and designing common foundational infrastructure services;
- Pattern and Template based automated deployments for public clouds;
- Migrating workloads and applications to the most appropriate cloud through a standardized, repeatable tool driven framework;
- Monitor and Manage workloads using standardized tools and process aligned to cloud platforms; and
- Governing, tracking, managing and optimizing cloud usage and spend.
- Covers the identification of key business processes and their associated data types.
- Outlines the importance of identifying process data owners
- And the required security controls for each data type.
2. Application Screening
- Looks at determining the most appropriate target deployment environment,
- Looks at each application’s business benefit,
- Looks at key performance indicator options and target return on investment.
- That segment also shows how to select the most appropriate migration strategy for each application.
3. Executing the Migration
- Includes selecting the most appropriate cloud service provider and technology services,
- Reviewing and verifying available data security controls and suggested steps for SLA negotiations. - Also addresses business/mission model alignment, organizational change management, and migration project planning.
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