Data center and cloud strategies are now tightly linked in many organizations and deciding how to exploit both on-premises and cloud services to benefit the business is the key to a successful strategy. This session will discuss best practices IT organizations are using today to create successful hybrid environments.
Speaker bio
David Cappuccio
Distinguished VP Analyst
David J. Cappuccio is a VP, Distinguished Analyst and Chief of Research for the Infrastructure teams within Gartner. Mr. Cappuccio is responsible for research in enterprise data center strategies and trends, data center physical design, retrofit, construction and cost models, data center cloud and hybrid strategies, power/cooling, green IT, and data center consolidation and migration strategies. His experience extends more than 45 years in the technology arena, including financial services, IT operations, market research and management consulting. Prior to rejoining Gartner in 2004, Mr. Cappuccio spent 10 years with the company, starting in 1992, in various research and executive roles, including Group VP and General Manager of Gartner's worldwide Research organization.
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