Which Factor Is Most Important for Your Organization When It Comes to Reducing Energy Consumption for Cloud Services or Data Centers?

ArchitectureStrategy

Lowering overall costs34%

Avoiding potential legal or regulatory liability46%

Responding to concerns of employees and investors9%

Meeting internal sustainability goals9%

680 PARTICIPANTS
7.1k viewscircle icon2 Comments
Sort by:
CIO in Government2 years ago

Cost is not always easy to quantify with cloud adoption. Sustainable goals, resiliency, and being agile is a major factor. 

C-Suite in Construction4 years ago

When it comes to Data Centers, always work on monitoring and optimizing PUE by reducing inefficiencies in cooling, using highly efficient and green capacity components, virtualizing, and removing legacy inefficient old physical servers.

Lightbulb on1

Content you might like

What do you think the role will be for Infrastructure Architects (IA) as DevOps becomes more prevalent?

IA will stay the same and make architecture recommendations for DevOps consumption21%

IA will become more embedded with DevOps but organizationally distinct and become more consultative68%

IA will be supplanted with DevOps taking on architecture functions6%

Not sure/Don't know3%

View Results

My organization is evaluating CCaaS for our clinical call centers. Looking discuss experiences implementing CCaaS with Epic as the EMR. Discussion Topics: experiences implementing CCaaS with Epic, levels of effort, Lessons Learned, ROI, ROE, etc. Would appreciate any feedback.

Considering your organization's use of public cloud infrastructure, do the same technical practitioners manage compute resources as do storage and data management? Or are they different?

The same people are tasked with managing cloud compute and storage42%

Different people are responsible for managing cloud compute and storage54%

For the most part they are the same, but there are some specific situations in which we have specialized teams for each3%

View Results

What best practices should a public sector organization follow when migrating datacenter infrastructure to a leased (colocation) datacenter? Can anyone share lessons learned regarding challenges you faced during the migration process?

How do you manage your enterprise content efficiently, and how is your organization (specific to content)?