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Why the cloud is a journey, not a destination

Whether you’re thinking about a move to the cloud, you’ve already started the migration, or you’ve embraced all that cloud computing has to offer, there’s always room for continuous improvement. That’s why we believe that cloud adoption is a journey, not a destination.  

As a result of the increased need for digital transformation, we’re seeing businesses wanting to review and develop their cloud strategy with some playing catch up against competitors that may have already made the switch. 

Cloud optimisation is vital for delivering business efficiencies, here’s why…

The rise in digital transformation initiatives, cloudification, regulatory compliance and the global pandemic has fuelled the need for scalable and accessible infrastructures that can seamlessly integrate with newer technologies when required. So, with cloud computing becoming the norm for many businesses, many are now looking to how they can ensure their cloud’s performance is maximised to its full potential.

Catch up on our latest webinar: Five factors for a successful cloud migration

Last week, LIMA was delighted to host another cloud services webinar, focused on cloud migration and the most important factors to consider for successful adoption.

Using our blend of expertise and vast experience, we delved into the most important factors to consider for achieving a successful cloud migration, from having the right cloud-first mindset to phasing the approach to achieve optimal results.

Maximise your cloud cost savings, performance and productivity with LIMA Cloud Optimise

Last month, we were delighted to host another cloud services webinar, focused on cloud migration and the most important factors to consider for successful adoption.

Drawing upon research from The Cloud Industry Forum we asked attendees to rate the most important challenges their cloud adoption has created. We found that 75% of respondents believe that Covid has raised concerns about cost control, along with an increase in shadow IT, while 25% worry about a lack of staff with cloud-specific skills. Click below to watch the recording.

Top three remote access security challenges and how to prevent them

The unexpected mass move to remote working created numerous new challenges for businesses. Whilst the priority may have initially been to enable workforces to work from home quickly and efficiently, many overlooked the importance of remote security. Ultimately, running the risk of exposing themselves to a myriad of potential vulnerabilities.

Why Microsoft Teams offers so much more than video calls

During the past year, we have experienced first-hand the importance of enabling collaboration from anywhere, at any time and on any device. As a result, the use of Microsoft Teams has grown exponentially due to more people working remotely, education settings enabling online learning and more recently, for personal users.

LIMA launch new Managed Vulnerability Assessment Service

LIMA 2020 year in review and a look to the future

There’s no question that 2020 was a year that no one could have predicted. It was the year of sharing screens, shouting “you’re on mute” and the year that “home” became more important than ever.  

Register for our webinar | How to accelerate digital business success with cloud optimisation

Join us on 29 July for a lunch and learn Q&A to find out how to maximise your cloud cost savings, performance and productivity with cloud optimisation.

The rapid increase in cloud adoption has seen many organisations now looking to take advantage of the value of cloud by migrating their applications and workloads. Cloud services are easy to implement and consume but are often left running without any review, continuous improvement, or any ongoing alignment to your business strategy.

Meet our speakers | Top NHS CIO and VMware’s Chief Technologist feature in our exclusive NHS webinar

We’re delighted to introduce the expert speakers featuring in our exclusive Q&A webinar on Gloucestershire NHS Trust’s journey from IT laggard to award-winning digital aspirant.

Gloucestershire Hospitals’ large-scale digital transformation programme enabled the Trust to roll out an Electronic Patient Record (EPR) system in five months, supported over 500 clinical systems and allowed 2000 people to transition to remote working, almost overnight.