As organisations embrace digital transformation, CIOs and IT leaders are tasked with making decisions that allow their businesses’ IT infrastructure to be scalable, secure, and compliant, as well as meet ROI measures. For those companies that are “digitally determined” these decisions are based on the insights from timely data analysis, with data being a vital asset that needs to be protected.
This study from the IDC looks at the importance of IT infrastructure in relation to digital transformation and how investment in this area, and the decisions behind it, shouldn’t be an afterthought.
Download now to learn more about:
- The crucial building blocks for IT infrastructure
- The benefits of investing in a fir-for-purpose infrastructure solution
- and, The advantages of Dell Servers with AMD 3rd Gen EPYC-based servers
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