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Broadcom’s acquisition of VMware in November 2023 has led to significant shifts, including layoffs, partner reductions, and changes in pricing and licensing. As of April 30, 2024, VMware Cloud on AWS is available only through Broadcom, and VMware has transitioned to a subscription-only model. Additionally, the sale of VMware’s End User Computing solutions (Horizon and Workspace ONE) has introduced further uncertainty. VMware users now face three primary options: stick with VMware, migrate to the cloud, or switch to a different virtualization platform.

If you work in the public sector, then you’re aware of the rigorous compliance and security concerns surrounding PII and SPII. A fact that’s likely the culprit for causing many state and local governments’ hesitation towards cloud migration. Cyber-attacks hijacking, corrupting, deleting, or selling sensitive data have steep consequences for Public Sector accounts lacking the resources to properly protect them, so it’s no surprise.

If your company or organization is considering a move to the cloud, there’s a good chance you also have some concerns. One of the biggest concerns we’ve seen with customers we’ve helped transition to the cloud is that the same features won’t be available in the cloud that you find in your on-prem alternative. In this blog, we’ll discuss two specific solutions and highlight the capabilities of the cloud solution Webex Calling.

You’ve heard it before, “the cloud is the future of business operations” . Though you may have been intrigued by the prospect of accessing whatever data you need without the physical limitations of having an on-prem data center, you feel uncertain about the security of your data and the unknowns of burgeoning cyber-attacks. We get it, and we see this hesitation all the time. That’s why we’ve decided to compile a list of some of the most prominent misconceptions about migrating to the cloud, and then debunk them with facts, data, and use cases. For quick reference, here are the misconceptions we’ll be covering today.

Nutanix Now Available on Amazon Web Services

Guest blog alert! We’re excited to have Takahiro Mitsuhata, Sr. Manager of Technical Marketing, from our partner at A10 Networks joining us in the blogosphere today to talk about their upcoming OktoberTekfest webinar, “Leveraging the Benefits of Multi-cloud Architecture.” He will be joined by Paul Nicholson, Sr. Director of Product Marketing for the webinar. Mitsuhata brings 15 years of experience in security and networking, with a focus on DDoS protection and application networking. Taka manages the Technical Marketing function at A10 Networks in San Jose, Calif, providing solutions for customers ranging from enterprises to service providers.