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IT Automation Secrets: Orchestrate or Continue to Complicate

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Is your business falling behind in the race to the top?

Your business moves fast. Different, often-competing units within your enterprise want to achieve business priorities, drive efficiencies, and rapidly produce revenue. They’re relying on IT to provide the resources necessary to grow fast. They need what they need and they need it now—as in yesterday.

How can you ensure fast compliant delivery of resources—be it virtual machines (VMs), applications, public cloud resources, or other types—so your business can grow quickly without friction and delay? The answer: IT automation.

We’ve recently posted our latest eBook, The 7 Secrets of IT Automation, which gives you the opportunity to learn a step-by-step action plan to unlock the potential of your hybrid and multi-cloud environment.

This is the third in a weekly blog series examining each of the seven secrets. This week we’ll look at Secret 3: Orchestrate or Continue to Complicate.

Secret 3: Orchestrate or Continue to Complicate

For your journey to digital transformation, it’s critical to understand the importance of orchestration. Orchestration goes hand in hand with automation, however it offers a key distinction. It should liberate you and your end users from manual and cumbersome tasks. Admins can also coordinate functions, security, teams, compliance activities, and cloud services with orchestration.

In short, orchestration is all about the automation of multiple tasks. These include optimizing coding to prevent error; coordination, arrangement and management for cloud services and systems; management of networks and connections to disparate systems, including those in different geographic regions, and others. Get orchestrating—you’ll be glad you did.

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