Toyota was already planning to deploy Microsoft Teams to connect its diverse lines of business and improve productivity, when the pandemic hit. A six-month launch plan was reduced to three weeks, connecting 40,000 people across the company and enabling a more efficient method for virtual troubleshooting of processes. Learn how Teams supports the company’s culture and ideals.
Many companies embraced change as the COVID-19 pandemic presented new challenges and continues to have a multi-sector impact on nations, businesses, and citizens. As cloud computing continues to grow, there are three major trends for the post-COVID era: cost optimization, containerization and serverless computing, and edge. The cloud is a dominant force and the pandemic further demonstrated that many processes can be managed remotely if companies have the right cloud implementation in place. Examine recent growth trends, find out how to navigate them, and see how they’re likely to evolve.
Microsoft Azure Arc is a set of software technologies that is designed to help companies meet their governance challenges and make Azure services available everywhere across diverse and sometimes sprawling infrastructures. With Azure Arc, familiar Azure tools, technologies, and methods can be used across environments, including environments with limited or no connectivity to Azure. Subscribe to stay connected—and we’ll help you navigate the world of Azure Arc and unleash the potential for growth within your company.
Australia’s leading telecommunications company Telstra is using Microsoft Azure Arc for a single pane of control, visibility, and management to help scale-out its edge footprint across Australia, while reducing its on-premises infrastructure and consolidating its cloud presence. The Azure Arc control plane creates a single pane of glass to manage all elements of its infrastructure so Telstra can better monitor and update its services throughout the entire migration process and beyond.