As organizations start returning to the office, IT leaders are struggling to implement a cloud strategy that supports both remote and in-person workers without disturbing access to their databases and applications. Now, IT teams are cleaning up rushed infrastructure decisions made during the pandemic, whether they’re on-prem or using a cloud platform, and face concerns that a future-proof system will take years to implement successfully. Teams need to move to the cloud (or optimize their current setup), but how can they manage control of their databases most effectively during cloud migration?

For many organizations, hybrid cloud has emerged as the best solution. If teams can’t logistically move to the cloud fully, hybrid cloud can keep their preferred database on private infrastructure while moving their applications and business drivers to the public cloud. By finding a solution that emphasizes security and compliance as well as leveraging cloud-based economics, scalability for their applications, and low-latency private connectivity, IT teams can achieve cost-effective optimum app performance without compromising on security.

Join us as our expert panelists discuss how leading organizations are configuring their databases and applications moving forward.