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If you've been focused on consolidation, virtualization, and utilization, you may be limiting your own cloud potential.
In part 1 of this series, you'll learn how to become focused on agility, scalability, and IT service delivery to ensure a successful private or hybrid cloud deployment that makes the most of your existing virtualization and consolidation efforts.
We'll start with planning--determining goals and objectives--and then transition to hands-on work-- that prepares you for flexible application provisioning and delivery across shared resource pools by evaluating solutions. By the end of this webinar, you'll know how to:
- Set cloud goals based on business objectives - including security and compliance requirements
- Select the most suitable target workloads for evolving to the cloud
- Plan technology and process evolution to the cloud
- Begin technology evaluations, including proof-of-concepts, as appropriate
Registrants will receive a link to the on-demand recording after the live event and a corresponding whitepaper for Part 1 of the From
virtualization to cloud series.
See additional webinars in this seriesSpeakers:Kurt Milne, Managing Director, IT Process InstituteKurt Milne, co-author of the book
Visible Ops Private Cloud: From virtualization to private cloud in 4 practical steps, has over 20 years experience in various engineering, marketing, and alliance management positions at leading technology companies such as Hewlett-Packard and BMC Software. He has led six major research studies of various aspects of IT governance and datacenter management.
Erich Morisse, Product Manager, Red HatErich Morisse is the North American Product Manager for Red Hat's Cloud Business Unit. He first earned his RHCE in 2003 while working as a Red Hat Solutions Architect for Wall Street accounts on the cutting edge of Open Source technology adoption. He has gone on to run the Solutions Architect teams for Financial Services, Systems Management, and the Eastern US territory. He's currently responsible for aligning customer and product vision across the Red Hat Cloud solution portfolio. He holds an MBA from Columbia University, and a BA in Computer Science from Drew University.