Three Ways to Make Cloud Your Business
The role of IT infrastructure and operations leaders has dramatically changed, and cloud evolution continues to accelerate. Learn how you can keep up by adopting an intelligent cloud management solution without compromising your current activities.
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'From an internal perspective, we've benefitted from a standardized platform, simplified processes, and improved automation. It makes the management of the cloud more efficient, all thanks to the VMware Suite of products.' – Marco Hochstrasser, Head of Cloud Platform Development, Swisscom
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