As enterprises continue to collect more and more data, they are looking for better ways to manage and orchestrate this data. 2019 was a milestone year as infrastructure and cloud vendors continue to evolve to meet the changing needs of their customers. 2020 will only see these changes accelerate. Here are 5 data trends that…
As we discussed in our previous post, one of the biggest problems in committing to the cloud is the real fear of vendor lock-in; after all, once you go through the time and expense of formatting your data sets in your preferred vendor’s proprietary fashion, the thought of moving it—and going through the time-consuming, expensive…
As we discussed in our previous post, statistics show that enterprises are quickly moving to adopt cloud technologies. But as you may remember, the applications they’re moving to the cloud—typically auxiliary applications that aren’t on the business’ critical path—proves that, behind the numbers, enterprises are a bit leery of going all in. In this post,…
As Halloween fast approaches, the Kaminario team decided to give a spin to our usual weekly post by sharing a scary story about cloud data infrastructure gone wrong. Grab some candy corn and buckle up… because this is going to be a spooky ride! ********** Not so long ago, at a company just like yours,…
LogicMonitor predicts that 83% of enterprise workloads will be in the cloud by 2020, with 41% of enterprise workloads being run on public cloud storage platforms, 20% on private cloud-based platforms, and 22% on hybrid cloud platforms. Datometry reports that cost savings is the number one reason enterprises move to the cloud. Sixty-one percent of…