Cloud: An Opportunity to Redesign How You Do IT
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Many IT professionals think that moving applications to the cloud is an opportunity to save money. While the cloud may or may not save you money and provide efficiencies, what the cloud really offers is the opportunity to analyze and redesign your IT operations. Listen to Marcus Ranum, Tenable’s Senior Strategist, as he develops these ideas and provides advice on planning for cloud deployments.
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