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VMware licensing changes and rising infrastructure costs are prompting organisations to reassess their virtualisation strategy, cloud investments and long-term infrastructure plans. In this on-demand webinar, our cloud specialists explore the options available to organisations reviewing their VMware estate and how Microsoft Azure can support migration, modernisation and ongoing cost optimisation. Covering Azure VMware Solution, workload rehosting, application modernisation, disaster recovery, backup and security, this session provides practical guidance for organisations assessing the impact of VMware price increases and planning their next steps. Watch the webinar recording Fill in your details to unlock the full recording. Name* Company name* Email* Contact number Wavenet is committed to protecting and respecting your privacy, and we’ll only use your personal information to provide the products and services you requested from us. I agree to receive other communications from Wavenet. For more information on how we use your data, please review our Privacy Policy. Your browser does not support the video tag. You'll discover: The options available when reviewing your VMware environment How Microsoft Azure can support VMware migrations The differences between Azure VMware Solution, rehosting and modernisation approaches Key considerations for disaster recovery, backup and security Strategies for long-term cloud cost optimisation How to identify the right migration path for your organisation This on-demand webinar is particularly relevant for IT leaders, infrastructure managers, cloud architects and finance stakeholders responsible for planning their next steps. Need help evaluating your VMware options? Whether you're considering a move to Azure VMware solution, rehosting workloads into Azure, or taking the opportunity to modernise applications and reduce long-term infrastructure costs, our experts can help. Contact our team to discuss your VMware estate, migration options and cloud optimisation goals.

If your team spends more time keeping ageing servers alive than building anything new, that's not a productivity problem. It's a legacy IT problem, and it's one more UK organisations are being forced to confront this year.

By Martin Lewis, Head of Business Continuity Sales at Wavenet

When you’re planning your IT strategy, deciding between cloud hosting and colocation services isn’t always simple. Each option has strengths, trade-offs and commercial considerations, and the right answer depends on your workloads, governance requirements, cost model and long-term growth plans.

Cyber security and connectivity have traditionally been treated as two separate priorities. But as organisations shift to cloud platforms, support hybrid workforces and connect multiple locations, this separation is becoming a problem.

AI is quickly becoming part of everyday work, but for many organisations, knowing where to start with Microsoft 365 Copilot and how to roll it out securely and effectively remains a challenge.

Interest in AI is growing quickly, but from our experience a lot of organisations are still unsure how to move from experimentation to meaningful adoption.

Have you ever had a promising AI pilot project fizzle out before making a real impact? If so, you’re not alone.

Employees are already using artificial intelligence in the workplace. Whether they've been given official tools or found their own, AI is becoming part of everyday work.