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Cloud computing architecture has grown in popularity since Amazon first introduced AWS in 2006. As more and more companies recognize the benefit of moving away from data-center driven architectures with high costs of maintenance, the need to grow functionality in the Cloud to support complex business needs has increased as well. Due to the need to have robust architectures in place to support critical business operations, companies have relied heavily on disaster recovery paradigms that could be used if the

In many cases, “lift-and-shift” migration, where the entire IT infrastructure with an application is moved from on-premise environment to the cloud without redesigning, sounds like a bad idea. But sometimes, it can’t be avoided. And sometimes, it pays off magnificently. This was the case with one of the ClearScale’s clients in the healthcare space. The company has consistently made innovation a top priority, which is one reason why it’s become the world’s #1 healthcare provider. The

In order for any organization to fully understand their business operations, customer base or established processes, there is a need to be able to evaluate key data points to determine current state and use the information to make informed decisions on how the business needs to operate. Many solutions exist today that organizations leverage to obtain these types of business intelligence (BI) analytics. Not all BI solutions are necessarily equal, however. Some solutions are complex and monolithic in nature and

Read or watch the news on any given day and there will undoubtedly be an announcement that a high-profile data breach has occurred in a heavily used financial or healthcare organizations, website, or social media channel. As unfortunate as these incidents are, most are preventable with proper security policies, active data breach monitoring, and audit logs that can track any breach before it becomes an issue. Not all data breaches are due to outside attackers launching attacks or ransomware heists

Any business operating today is familiar with the need to provide support to their customers. Typically, this involves a call center solution when a product or service is first rolled out and, over time, grows to include support tools like online forums or knowledge bases to help manage the increased complexity to support a growing customer or product base. Although technologies continue to advance and changes have been made to how support centers operate, the costs to maintain or sustain