HPE Hybrid Cloud: Extending the Cloud Experience Across the Enterprise

Hewlett Packard Enterprise The new hybrid cloud: Extending the cloud experience across the enterprise The world is hybrid-and moving A recent survey of organizations engaged in digital and IT transformation reports that organizations are likely to leverage a diverse range of cloud options-including private cloud, edge clouds, laaS, and SaaS-for migrating workloads to new public, private, or edge cloud-based infrastructure options, or modernizing the underlying applications themselves.' Sample this: Over the past 3 years, organizations have reduced the use of traditional on-premises infrastructure from 47% to 38% in favor of cloud alternatives.? Movement of IT Infrastructure to Cloud Infrastructure is moving from solely on-premises data centers to many locations-from the edge of business to large cloud environments, 3 years ago: Private cloud with dedicated resources is growing fastest in share of compute as respondents seek to complement shared laaS and Saas resources they already use. 3 years ago 47% 18% 15% 18% Today: Enterprises are actively choosing the infrastructure types that best suit their individual workloads Today 38% 24% 18% 18% 3 years from now: Companies will continue to proactively adjust their infrastructure mix in the years to come. 3 years from now 31% 28% 18% 19% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% On-premises I Private cloud I laas I Saas IDC White Paper, sponsored by HPE. Delivering IT Services in the New Hybrid Cloud: Extending the Cloud Experience Across the Enterprise, US44926819, March 2019 IDC White Paper, sponsored by HPE. IT Strategies to Accelerate Digital Transformation: How the Most Successful IT Organizations Stand Out from the Rest, US44414418, November 2018 What are the keys for success in this new hybrid cloud world? Focus more on innovation Enabling IT and data center teams to focus on delivering required compute, data, and network resources via cloud-based models when and where required. Drive agility and reduce operational costs Educating business leaders to leverage new, dedicated cloud systems and IT financing models to achieve IT agility and lower operational costs. Make the most of available resources Investing in new IT skill sets through new hires, retraining existing employees, and timely use of partners' management services offerings.