Hybrid cloud: Weighing up what to run in the cloud and on-premise

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ISSUE DATE: 27 June 2019 TOP STORIES Hybrid cloud: Weighing up what to run in the cloud and on-premise The hybrid cloud model promises a lot, but enterprises really need to take their time when working out what applications and workloads to run where – or they will find themselves on a hiding to nothing READ MORE → ADVERTISEMENT

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