A well-defined plan for data migration to cloud needs to be supported by a qualitative and quantifiable aspect of the enterprise data footprint. In-premise data structure for the destination cloud needs to be analyzed for its performance, recovery, compliance, and security. The security level for the enterprise needs to be determined by considering the compliance need. Managed or unmanaged data migration tools can be used, depending on the customer environment. Critical analysis of compliance, security, and recovery is paramount before data migration to cloud.
Per a leading industry analyst the risks of data migration to cloud are as follows:
At Wipro, we address these risks by adopting an integrated approach. While we have specialized tools like CDRS to ensure error-free migration, other platform provider tools are also used to fast-track execution of non-critical data migration. Our cloud studio employs an integrated approach toward migration infrastructure, application and data layer, not compromising the specialized treatment for the data layer as data cannot be treated in isolation.
All these methodologies and tools are tested with different categories of customers in terms of size, complexity, and business need.
Ankit Ghosh – Head, Cloud Transformation Solutions
Ankit has 20+ years' experience in the Technology industry. He is responsible for strategizing the architecture, deployment, and automation of Cloud Infrastructure with defined revenue growth for the technology vertical, as well as planning & prioritization of strategic client engagement from an architectural and cost optimization standpoint to drive joint proposition with different cloud providers. Ankit also manages the delivery of large transformation initiatives for strategic customers as required for complex engagements.
This paper looks at the major use cases of SDN/NFV and recommends a transformation path for service providers with some market perspective across geographies.
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