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Implementing Cloud ERP: Codestone’s Six-Phase Approach

Empowering IT Leaders with Spinnaker Cloud Managed Services

Spinnaker Cloud Managed Services offers a flexible solution for organizations to modernize their IT infrastructure and transition to the cloud without disrupting their legacy Oracle and SAP systems, allowing them to maintain operational stability and strategic control over IT investments.

ERP Strategy and Planning

How third-party support can help organizations avoid costly vendor lock-ins

Broadcom's acquisition of VMware in November 2023 introduced a controversial mandatory subscription model for customers, prompting discussions on how third-party support from firms like Spinnaker Support can help companies navigate potential vendor lock-ins and regain control over their IT strategies.

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VMware projects chosen by UK government for telecom ecosystem

Three VMware projects have been selected by the UK government as part of its open networks ecosystem competition.

VMware drives cloud orchestration & operations at edge

At VMware Explore 2023 in Las Vegas, the company announced the VMware Edge Cloud Orchestrator, a new technology that facilitates the deployment, management, and security of edge-native applications and infrastructure, aiming to simplify edge computing complexities for enterprises and service providers.

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Oracle and VMware reveal cloud solution to fast-track modernization

VMware has expanded its long-standing partnership with Oracle to help customers modernize their VMware workloads on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI).

VMware and IBM modernize hybrid cloud environments

IBM has expanded its partnership with VMware Inc to help global clients and partners modernize mission-critical workloads and expedite time to value in hybrid cloud environments.

Why multi-cloud is the New Normal

Not long ago the IT landscape of an enterprise was a simple affair: one or a few data centres, usually determined by location requirements, would create a system landscape that every IT person with 10 or more year’s work experience grew up with. Fast forward to the 2010s and the landscape was characterised by duality – meaning that the data centres were still there – and a few workloads in the cloud, most likely a single cloud.