multicloud

In part one of this 3-part series, I shared some thoughts about how you can simplify your network for consistently deploying, managing and securing workloads across a multicloud environment. This time around I would like to look at how users and devices access these distributed applications and workloads with the security and performance they need.

We are very excited to announce the availability of Cisco® Application Centric Infrastructure (Cisco ACI™) 5.0 that helps customers future proof their networks in these challenging times. 

As Cisco is helping countries develop their digital capabilities during the on-going crisis, enterprises are seeing unprecedented application and growth in data within Data Centers (DC’s).

In today’s world, it’s defined as wherever the data is created, processed, and used. Cisco ACI helps network and cloud architects by extending the capabilities of the innovative ACI solution to any location: small and large, on-premises and remote, private and public cloud, satellite data centers, and 5G-enabled telecom edges.

The adoption of Cisco HyperFlex and Cisco UCS has opened up new business possibilities for Malicis and its customers.

To address the challenges of today's multi-cloud environments, Cisco partners with customers to build a financially feasible model for their network transformation. Cisco Performance IT delivers high performance and superior user experiences, while operating more efficiently and at lower costs.

Are you a CIO? Learn more about our 2020 Global Networking Report with this executive summary.

Networking isn’t what it used to be. The epicenter of networking has moved from company-owned datacenters to the cloud. Wireless networks also change how we connect our locations together, how we think about security, the economics of networking, and how we take care of them. 2020 is going to be an exciting year, where Wireless is not just Wi-Fi or 5G—it’s both.

You want a robust multicloud environment, but you need a little help getting there. When you are building a multicloud environment and connecting on-premises data centers with public cloud, there are a lot of things to consider.