The transition to the cloud over the last decade has helped enable digital transformation for many organizations, driving innovation and new services at an unprecedented pace. However, for many organizations, the cloud has increased IT complexity. Additionally, companies are navigating customer expectations and government regulations when it comes to cloud management. It can be a lot.

Against this backdrop, many senior leaders have acknowledged that adopting a purely public cloud-driven model from just one hyperscaler is not the answer. Rather, a hybrid multi-cloud strategy makes more sense.

In our latest research brief, Driving Innovation in a Multi-Cloud Enabled World: What the Broadcom VMware Transaction Means for Customers — done in partnership with Broadcom — we analyze the growing need for a multi-cloud strategy and how finding the right vendor is key to finding success in today’s ever-changing business environment. 

In this report you’ll learn:

• The current state of multi-cloud
• Broadcom’s stated vision for multi-cloud with the VMware acquisition
• What the transaction means for customers
• A look into the future for multi-cloud

In our current cloud environment, organizations will be looking to select vendors that are investing and innovating in infrastructure software across a broad portfolio — including multi-cloud and cloud-native capabilities — providing greater flexibility and choices, while delivering new solutions to help connect, scale and protect their IT infrastructure. If you are interested in learning more about how Broadcom can help your organization in a multi-cloud world, download your copy of Driving Innovation in a Multi-Cloud Enabled World: What the Broadcom VMware Transaction Means for Customers, today.