Deciding between an on-prem or a cloud platform can be a complicated decision. With both options providing their own unique benefits and pain points, it can be stressful to decide which aligns best with your long-term IT strategy. This has led to a surge in the popularity of hybrid environments. Over 93% of enterprises are now utilising hybrid to provide access to data and applications to team teams, whether in the office or on the road.
Hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) bridges the gap between on-prem infrastructure and cloud services effectively and efficiently. Azure Stack HCI provides many benefits for a hybrid environment, including enhanced collaboration and increased productivity. It empowers your organisation with the flexibility to secure and manage your on-premises virtual machines (VMs), Kubernetes clusters, and virtualised workloads centrally from the Azure portal.
Join our exclusive webinar where we will tackle the pressing need for hyperconverged infrastructure such as Microsoft’s Azure Stack HCI in today’s changing climate and how this will benefit your business operating systems.
Prem vs Cloud - how do they weigh up?
Hybrid environments: the best of both worlds
Benefits of Azure Stack HCI
Best practice for leveraging Azure Stack HCI
Maximising Azure Stack HCI for future growth
Licensing of Azure Stack
Comparison with VMWare?
Andri Ahmad
Advisory Systems Engineer, APJ SPS CI/HCI Presales
Dell
Andri Ahmad is a Converged and Hyper-Converged Infrastructure Specialist in Dell Technologies for APJ.
With 20 years of IT Experience, Andri’s passion is creating the best infrastructure for digital business leveraging latest technology and Enterprise Architecture approach which align to business objectives.
Currently, he covers all converged and hyper-converged products such as VxBlock, VxRail, PowerFlex and Microsoft Azure Stack HCI and Hub. Andri is one of Dell Technologies subject matter experts in APJ regions who deeply specialised in Microsoft Azure.
Keerthi Nemallapudi
Azure Stack HCI Business Development Executive
Microsoft