Accelerating Digital Transformation and Cost Optimisation Through Multi-Cloud Data Management

Strengthening data protection, storage optimisation, compliance readiness, and workload portability

COVID-19 has propelled the shift to the digital transformation faster than imagined. This has provided companies with ever-increasing opportunities to grow and innovate at scale and deploying technology at speed.

Some leading companies have been able to do this – not by trying to outrun technological disruption, but by seeing it as an opportunity to reinvent themselves and by learning to use it as an enabler to unlock new value sources.

COVID -19 can be viewed as a game-changer to accelerate the digital transformation. Both businesses and the public sector can re-strategise to invest in more integrated digital infrastructure to manage current and future disruptions.

Transforming data management from complexity into simplicity

Moves to accelerate digitisation in the wake of coronavirus lockdowns are forcing businesses to manage a swelling tidal wave of data.

These organisations are also striving to protect and manage their most vital asset – their data. Businesses large and small, have multi-faceted data management needs and there are many considerations.

• Protection, insight, and management of data

• Service continuity, cloud migration, regulatory compliance, and workload resiliency

• Storage costs, cost of software-defined storage and copy data management

• Visibility to all their data

• Ability to govern the data appropriately, accurately, and securely

• Easy access to their data for analytics and decision-making

Cost-Effective Approach for Managing Data

One of the main drivers for moving workloads to the cloud is the ability to scale, innovate applications, and reduce costs. However, once migrated, cost reduction is also one of the biggest pain points.

Enterprises are challenged with the new workload complexities of today’s changing IT environment.

With Unified IT Analytics, organisations can realise cost efficiencies by intelligently analysing, utilising, and correlating active parameters of the infrastructure workload, including data storage, backup, recovery, disaster recovery, availability, continuity - across multi-vendor and mixed environments.

An integrated and unified multi-cloud service is the key. It provides essential protection for the data and maintains its availability and reliability in any kind of situation. This helps enterprises to reduce costs, improve their operations, thus increasing productivity, and gaining more benefits.

Resilience is the key to every company in running their business with a great amount of data. With an integrated and unified multi-cloud service, the data will be secured and can be accessed even in disaster situations, allowing enterprises to access the data with non-disruptive rehearsals. It allows enterprises to minimize downtime (RTO) and recover from data loss (RPO).

Effectiveness and simplicity are the keys to perfection in doing business, especially in this digital era. An integrated and unified multi-cloud service with a fast, simple, and flexible yet highly secured process is a tool to achieve a perfect result. Enterprises will be able to process their data in the safest and most trusted way.

Most importantly, identifying future opportunities and threats is something that every company must possess. With an integrated and unified multi-cloud service, enterprises can identify risks, discover and explore unstructured data (“dark” data), and minimise the potential risk that can cost the company greatly.

OpenGov Asia is pleased to invite you to our exclusive and highly timely OpenGovLive! Virtual Breakfast Insight aimed at imparting knowledge on effective and efficient multi-cloud data management and how to ensure data availability, accessibility, and protection across any cloud environment while implementing strategies on reducing costs.

This session would serve as a great peer-to-peer learning platform to gain insights and practical solutions that will allow you to implement smarter data management and strategies while ensuring its availability with any type of application or cloud infrastructure.

We will be discussing:

• Enhancing risk mitigation, data availability, visibility, and reliability with multi-cloud data management

• Reducing IT downtimes and enable an always-available enterprise

• Protecting against threats such as ransomware by deploying a comprehensive data protection solution

• Ensuring regulatory compliance and reducing cloud and storage costs by utilising deep data and IT analytics

• Implementing data protection optimisation, compliance, and risk mitigation

• Minimising challenges including ransomware with multi-cloud data management

• Adopting a multi-cloud data management strategy to create a sustainable business with minimum risk

Who should attend:

● Chief Information Officers

● Chief Information Security Officers

● Chief Technology Officers

● Chief Data Officers

● Chief Digital Officers

● Chief Security Officers

● Heads of Information Technology

● Heads of Digital Transformation