Consulting with a Conscience™

A cruciallogics blog

Written by CrucialLogics
on February 24, 2020

Modernizing is all about flexibility, and creating solutions that withstand the test of time can be challenging with legacy IT systems. How do you stay competitive when market conditions are constantly changing? Start by modernizing your applications and infrastructure with Microsoft Azure.

Azure digital transformation gives you access to the enterprise-grade computing infrastructure you’ve always wished for without the hassle of running and maintaining it. You can choose to migrate applications to Azure one by one, all at once, or use a hybrid approach to move common applications and grow from there. Also, you can move to Azure Virtual Desktops.

Modernize on your own terms.

If you need to stay on-premises, you can upgrade to the latest Windows Server in 2019 and use Azure for hybrid services. This enables you to protect data for on-premises workloads, leverage cloud services for disaster recovery, and add built-in hybrid management capabilities. Whether you decide to migrate or stay on-premises, you can manage and deploy applications with Windows Admin Center- a highly secure cloud-ready management solution. Drive innovation with cloud-native capabilities and get a consistent experience across your hybrid cloud with Azure. The Azure cloud adoption framework provides a comprehensive guide to planning and executing your hybrid strategy.

Reach out to CrucialLogics today to get started on this transformation journey! Read more about Azure Iaas, SaaS and PaaS here.

 

 

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