Webinar: "Are you struggling to decide between cloud and on-premise amidst VMware cost reviews, halting your considerations?"
Majisemi, in collaboration with R-Works and Open Source Utilization Research Institute, is hosting a webinar to address the challenges companies face in re-evaluating their IT infrastructure due to Broadcom's acquisition of VMware. The webinar will guide participants through decision-making processes for cloud, on-premise, or hybrid solutions, focusing on cost, migration, and operational aspects.
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■ Amidst VMware cost reviews, re-evaluation of infrastructure choices is progressing on-site
Against the backdrop of Broadcom's acquisition of VMware and changes in its licensing system, increased costs during subscription renewals and changes in support conditions have emerged as realistic challenges. For virtual infrastructures that have been used as a matter of course, re-evaluations such as "Should we continue as is?" or "Should we consider other options?" are progressing.
In this context, while multiple options such as cloud, on-premise, and hybrid are emerging as realistic candidates, there is a renewed need to consider how to choose the optimal configuration for one's own company.
■ Comparisons proceed, but decisions are not made, leading to a structure where considerations and internal explanations halt
Even though information gathering and comparisons are progressing for options such as cloud and on-premise, it is not uncommon for considerations to stop because companies cannot decide "which configuration is suitable for their own company."
This is because decision-making criteria cannot be fully organized amidst multiple intertwined perspectives such as cost, performance, operational load, and security, leading to a lack of materials necessary for internal consensus building and explanation.
Furthermore, even when trying to proceed with PoC (Proof of Concept) or migration design, many situations arise where a concrete first step cannot be taken due to an inability to foresee the scope of impact or the operational load after migration.
■ Concrete explanation from organizing decision materials to how to proceed with migration considerations
In this seminar, based on the changes in the cost and operational environment surrounding VMware, we will organize the thinking on what perspectives should be used to decide "to continue or to migrate."
Furthermore, we will compare options such as cloud / on-premise / hybrid from perspectives such as cost, migration difficulty, future prospects, and operational load, and explain how to identify the configuration that suits your company.
In addition, we will touch upon differences in migration methods, points to confirm in PoC, and common challenges in migration projects and their avoidance measures.
The content is not limited to simply comparing migration destinations, but also organizes "decision materials and how to proceed with the next considerations for internal explanation."
■ Recommended for people like this
・Infrastructure/IT department personnel who are required to review VMware environment costs and want to proceed with the decision to continue or migrate.
・Those who are progressing with comparisons of cloud / on-premise / hybrid but are stuck because they cannot decide on the optimal configuration for their company.
・Those who cannot organize priorities for cost, performance, operational load, and security, and lack the decision materials necessary for internal explanation.
・Engineers who want to proceed with PoC or migration verification but cannot take the first step due to an inability to foresee the scope of impact or how to proceed.
・Managers or technical leaders in companies of 100-300 employees who are responsible for infrastructure selection, decision-making, and internal explanations.
■ Organizers / Co-organizers
R-Works Inc.
Open Source Utilization Research Institute Inc.
Majisemi Inc.
Details and registration here
Majisemi will continue to hold webinars that are "useful for participants" in the future.
Past seminar public materials and other currently recruiting seminars can be viewed ▶ here.
Majisemi Inc.
〒105-0022 1-2-20 Kaigan, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Shiodome Building 3F
Inquiries: https://majisemi.com/service/contact/
Keywords:
■ Amidst VMware cost reviews, re-evaluation of infrastructure choices is progressing on-site
Against the backdrop of Broadcom's acquisition of VMware and changes in its licensing system, increased costs during subscription renewals and changes in support conditions have emerged as realistic challenges. For virtual infrastructures that have been used as a matter of course, re-evaluations such as "Should we continue as is?" or "Should we consider other options?" are progressing.
In this context, while multiple options such as cloud, on-premise, and hybrid are emerging as realistic candidates, there is a renewed need to consider how to choose the optimal configuration for one's own company.
■ Comparisons proceed, but decisions are not made, leading to a structure where considerations and internal explanations halt
Even though information gathering and comparisons are progressing for options such as cloud and on-premise, it is not uncommon for considerations to stop because companies cannot decide "which configuration is suitable for their own company."
This is because decision-making criteria cannot be fully organized amidst multiple intertwined perspectives such as cost, performance, operational load, and security, leading to a lack of materials necessary for internal consensus building and explanation.
Furthermore, even when trying to proceed with PoC (Proof of Concept) or migration design, many situations arise where a concrete first step cannot be taken due to an inability to foresee the scope of impact or the operational load after migration.
■ Concrete explanation from organizing decision materials to how to proceed with migration considerations
In this seminar, based on the changes in the cost and operational environment surrounding VMware, we will organize the thinking on what perspectives should be used to decide "to continue or to migrate."
Furthermore, we will compare options such as cloud / on-premise / hybrid from perspectives such as cost, migration difficulty, future prospects, and operational load, and explain how to identify the configuration that suits your company.
In addition, we will touch upon differences in migration methods, points to confirm in PoC, and common challenges in migration projects and their avoidance measures.
The content is not limited to simply comparing migration destinations, but also organizes "decision materials and how to proceed with the next considerations for internal explanation."
■ Recommended for people like this
・Infrastructure/IT department personnel who are required to review VMware environment costs and want to proceed with the decision to continue or migrate.
・Those who are progressing with comparisons of cloud / on-premise / hybrid but are stuck because they cannot decide on the optimal configuration for their company.
・Those who cannot organize priorities for cost, performance, operational load, and security, and lack the decision materials necessary for internal explanation.
・Engineers who want to proceed with PoC or migration verification but cannot take the first step due to an inability to foresee the scope of impact or how to proceed.
・Managers or technical leaders in companies of 100-300 employees who are responsible for infrastructure selection, decision-making, and internal explanations.
■ Organizers / Co-organizers
R-Works Inc.
Open Source Utilization Research Institute Inc.
Majisemi Inc.
Details and registration here
Majisemi will continue to hold webinars that are "useful for participants" in the future.
Past seminar public materials and other currently recruiting seminars can be viewed ▶ here.
Majisemi Inc.
〒105-0022 1-2-20 Kaigan, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Shiodome Building 3F
Inquiries: https://majisemi.com/service/contact/
Keywords: