Can you move to the cloud and stay on-premise at the same time? Join the HPE roundtable to find out

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Post published:November 23, 2021
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With remote work and numerous computing tools and platforms, the business landscape is rapidly changing today. We all know how the cloud is popular and enticing businesses to make the switch. Now the question for future-ready companies is not ‘if or not’ to go the cloud way, it is ‘how soon’?

After all, who doesn’t love to be on cloud nine, right? It’s flexible, cost-efficient, scalable and secure.

But cloud adoption is also fraught with challenges, both technical, economic, and personnel-related. You’d think a basic migration checklist would do the trick. But there’s so much to consider – rewriting application architecture, dealing with bandwidth costs, managing adoption resistance, training employees, handling downtime, and more.

And because of all the above, you’re torn between whether all your IT should move to the cloud or just some of it.

But what if you could stay and move to the cloud at the same time?

Yes, that’s possible with HPE’s GreenLake Edge-to-Cloud Platform. The company is on a mission to enable businesses to navigate a successful cloud migration by allowing them to choose the workload from dozens of cloud services, get estimated pricing, and get the solution gets delivered to their edge, data centre, or colocation.

As cloud experts, HPE very well understands the challenges startups face when moving to the cloud and helps them do so without disturbing existing tasks. Want to know more?

So what’s happening?

To get the big picture, tune in to the roundtable themed ‘InvesTech Dialogue: Defining the right cloud mix for startups’, hosted by HPE and Intel, in association with YourStory on December 3, 2021 at 4 PM.

Catch the smartest minds from the VC and technology ecosystem who delve into insights and actions that startups need to take to transform into a cloud-first enterprise by 2025.