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Modernize the Cloud to Fit Your School’s Needs

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Modernize the Cloud to Fit Your School’s Needs

Cloud applications and services ensure that students can access learning anywhere at any time, and these technologies create predictable costs and data storage options for K–12 IT professionals. Schools can work with experts to plan for their future cloud solution needs, working ahead for success in artificial intelligence, cloud-native applications and so much more.

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A Bright Future in the Cloud

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Infrastructure Modernization

A Bright Future in the Cloud

Today’s classrooms are less focused on rote memorization and are instead labs for innovation and exploration. As schools look to incorporate hybrid learning, artificial intelligence, esports and other future-leaning learning opportunities, they will need support from a modern infrastructure. Cloud and multicloud infrastructure gives schools flexibility, scalability and security, allowing them to make today’s possibilities into tomorrow's realities.

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