Verizon and VMware to Host Feb. 16 Webinar on How Cloud Computing Drives Business Agility and Efficiency

NEW YORK - Verizon and VMware will host a webinar on Wednesday (Feb. 16) to explore the various cloud computing strategies available to enterprises today and how IT organizations can extend their virtualized environments to powerful cloud-based computing platforms to drive business agility, improve security and manage costs.

WHEN:
Wednesday, Feb. 16, at 12:00 p.m. EST

WHERE:
Your Cloud, Your Business: Perspectives from Verizon & VMware

Click on the hyperlink above to access additional information and the registration page.

WHO:
Chris Gesell, director - enterprise cloud strategy, Verizon

Matthew Lodge, senior director - cloud product marketing, VMware

BACKGROUND:
Cloud computing represents a paradigm shift in how enterprises procure, consume and manage IT resources. With growing interest in cloud computing, many IT decision makers are weighing the pros and cons and exploring the benefits of the wide range of cloud computing options - public, private and hybrid - available today.

A new VMare-sponsored study from IDG Research titled "The CIO Global Cloud Computing Adoption Survey" shows two-thirds of enterprises are adopting or planning to adopt cloud computing, primarily driven by the need to deliver improved business agility. The study reveals concerns over security and control may be limiting enterprise adoption of cloud - nearly 90 percent of the more than 600 IT decision makers polled reported they would likely expand their use of cloud if they were assured of security equal to or better than that of their own datacenters.

Media Contacts
Area:Global
Name:Kevin W. Irland
Tel:+1-703-886-1117
E-mail:kevin.w.irland@verizon.com
Area:Global
Name:Nick Fuentes
Role:VMware
Tel:650.427.1104
E-mail:nfuentes@vmware.com

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