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HYBRID CLOUD

Modern Infrastructure for Tomorrow’s Institutions

When higher education institutions extend their infrastructure refresh cycles, they risk incurring added maintenance costs and running out of resources. A modernized hybrid infrastructure strategy allows for scalability, giving institutions access to on-demand computing power where and when they need it.

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MODERN INFRASTRUCTURE

The Hybrid Cloud Advantage

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MODERN INFRASTRUCTURE

The Hybrid Cloud Advantage

Today’s higher education environments contain an ocean of data, from student information to large-scale research results. A hybrid cloud solution can help institutions be more agile and support their growing needs. By housing workloads both on-premises and in the cloud, colleges and universities can ensure compliance while streamlining workflows.

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