Azure VMware Solution: 2-Hour Briefing

Dimension Data (Pty) Ltd is an NTT DATA, Inc. Company

Redeploying VMware workloads to Azure VMware Solution enables organisations to leverage and retain their VMware investments and personnel expertise, while benefitting from the elasticity, scalability, security and increased performance of the cloud. All of this without disruption to business operations.

Audience: CTOs, CIOs and senior IT professionals, this briefing is an introduction to our Azure VMware Solution.

As a Microsoft Azure Expert Managed Services Provider and a VMWare Cloud Provider Program partner, NTT DATA is extremely well-positioned to take your VMWare estate to Azure Cloud. Therefore, NTT DATA can offer your organization a full stack of services that have moved us to be recognized and awarded in the cloud development arena. Organizations want lower costs, less complexity, more security, and ease of compliance, however often they may feel that cloud functionalities conflict with their desires to streamline costs and efficiencies. Through the right partnership and planning with NTT DATA, your organization can fine-tune costs and efficiencies, operate as a secure, agile, and automated entity, as well as provide a consistent user experience. The Azure VMWare Solution enables services running out of AVS to integrate with Azure native services. In addition, by redeploying onto Azure, availability increases while applications and VMware workloads perform better.

Agenda:

• Introduction to NTT DATA Azure VMware Solution
• Identification of customer's high level business requirements
• Brief overview of solution benefits
• Outline of next steps

Briefing Outcomes:

• Alignment and understanding of the customer's business challenges
• Insight into Azure VMware Solution
• Accepted next steps

Benefits of Azure VMware Solution

• Access to the Microsoft Azure native functions and services
• Increased application performance and drastically decreased down-time
• Improved Disaster Recovery and Business resilience
• Avoid overprovisioning, refreshes, and decommissioned infrastructure spend