All migrations are made easier by an effective roadmap and this is certainly true of cloud repatriations. With that in mind, here is a complete cloud repatriation roadmap that covers the 10 key phases from planning to execution.

Public clouds offer a wide range of benefits to businesses of all sizes. Unfortunately, they do not generally deliver the very highest levels of performance. Here is an overview of 10 common public cloud performance issues and how they can be solved through strategic repatriation.

Cloud repatriation is often the right move in the long term. In the short term, however, it means that businesses have to go through the migration process. With that in mind, here is an overview of the main costs, risks, steps and best practices.

While public clouds are very much still in demand, it’s also becoming increasingly common for businesses to move workloads away from public clouds. Here is a look at the main drivers behind the cloud-repatriation trend, namely cost, security, and performance.

Successful businesses continually reassess their operations to find the best way of doing what they do. In some cases, this means returning to technologies they had previously abandoned. For example, at present, many businesses are repatriating workloads from the cloud to other environments. Here is a guide to the three main reasons why.

Explore the topic of AI and data center security. Gain an understanding of the importance of data security and the main benefits of AI-driven data security. Learn about the challenges of implementing AI data center security and discover the key best practices that can enable your organization to overcome them.

Just like people, businesses change as they mature. Strategies that made complete sense in the start-up and/or scale-up stages become less attractive as businesses stabilize. With that in mind, here are 10 differences in the way mature organizations are using the public cloud compared to start-ups and scale-ups.

The cloud has delivered a lot for businesses, but it doesn’t deliver everything businesses need (or just want) all the time. This means that sometimes cloud repatriation is the best option. With that in mind, here are 10 points to consider when repatriating apps from the public cloud back to on-prem hardware.

The development of the public cloud was arguably one of the most important moments in IT. Using public clouds offers significant benefits to businesses and hence looks set to continue indefinitely. Even so, there can still be a case for on-premises hardware and even for cloud repatriation. Here is what IT leaders need to know.