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Whether you're an ambitious startup or an established global leader, the modern breed of IT is complex, with numerous areas that would previously have been relatively siloed now highly interconnected. Cloud, networking, cyber security, unified communications, and much more must all work seamlessly together towards short- and long-term business goals, all in full compliance with an increasing number of stringent regulations.

Enterprise IT is more diverse, dynamic, and highly integrated than ever before, with organisations at all levels, across the public and private sectors utilising on-premises and Cloud-based solutions in a growing range of sophisticated configurations. This means every aspect of organisations' digital infrastructure must be of the very highest quality, supporting ironclad security for critical data and optimal performance and availability for the platforms the modern distributed workforce depends on.

Cloud computing has proved transformational for organisations ranging from startups to global leaders, allowing them to design, manage, and scale their IT infrastructure with a level of agility that would previously have been impossible. This widespread embrace of Cloud transformation is helping drive a range of new innovations, including Cloud-native security, integration with edge computing platforms for IoT applications, and the next generation of AI, ML, and big data platforms.

Cloud computing has changed the way organisations think about their IT infrastructure forever. With around 92% of a typical organisation's infrastructure now likely to be Cloud-based¹, and more than 70% of organisations hosting more than half their workloads in Cloud environments², the global Cloud market is predicted to be worth $1251.09 billion by 2028³.