Top 5 reasons why you need to focus on Cloud Networking now - ERP Spain.com - España y América Latina

Creating a multi-cloud environment is a bit like walking into a Pick n Mix store. You select the services you want or need to meet demand. At this level, cloud service provisioning seems easy. And agility means you can quickly adapt or react to technical, social, political, legal, and financial conditions. Operating a multi-cloud environment on the other hand is a different matter. With Abstraction Layers, API protection, etc., multi-cloud is a whole new operating model - a system where the network and interfaces, for example, are hidden. This makes things complicated. Further, when cloud provisioning decisions are made in isolation and activated at speed, the result is cloud service proliferation. So, while you may have all the service elements you need, they don't automatically operate together. But if the ultimate outcomes of multi-cloud promise better scalability, improved/maintained security, always-on, business-as-usual availability, agility, and more, the question is, why wouldn’t you adopt a multi-cloud approach? Granted, in some scenarios, your legacy approach may not scale for the cloud, but you still need to move beyond connectivity and factor in this changing operating model. In doing so, you can reduce risk, ensure continuity, and reap many other benefits. In this breakout session with Teneo CTO, Andy de Clerck, we’ll dive deeper into: How can cloud teams create consistency and not complexity? Why focus on cloud networking now? Where's the perfect balance between performance, security & observability? How can you guarantee multi-cloud success? What are the multi-cloud benefits that are too important to ignore?