Business Resilience in the age of hybrid infrastructure

The report delves into how hybrid infrastructure supports business resilience, focusing on tech modernisation, enhanced security, and simplified management. It outlines key trends, best practices for implementation, and emerging technologies that will shape the future of resilience strategies.

As noted in the report, “Tech modernisation and simplification is the top goal for both Infrastructure leaders and CIOs this calendar year. There is an aggressive need to uplift our technology capability and simplify processes in Australia.”

What you’ll learn

Business resilience in today’s fast-changing environment is increasingly tied to hybrid infrastructure, which combines on-premises, private, and public cloud resources. This adaptable model enhances digital capabilities and supports a company’s ability to respond to disruptions, ensuring continued operations.

Hybrid infrastructure is key to business resilience by enabling organisations to quickly adapt to changes, optimise costs, enhance continuity through diverse environments, and integrate resources under unified management. It supports development and future-proofs operations, providing the agility and reliability.

Tech leaders face challenges in managing the complexity of hybrid infrastructure, including integration difficulties, visibility gaps, and increased security risks due to a larger attack surface. Ensuring business continuity and resilience in this environment requires advanced strategies and tools to mitigate risks and maintain operational efficiency.