Hello everyone,
I’m part of an enterprise IT team currently reviewing our infrastructure roadmap for the coming year. Our focus is on building a stable, scalable, and secure environment that can support long-term B2B operations without frequent re-architecture.
At present, we operate a mix of on-premise servers and hosted environments, but increasing demand from partners has pushed us to reassess performance and availability. In the middle of our evaluation, cloud computing has emerged as a strong option for handling variable workloads, improving disaster recovery, and simplifying global access for external clients.
We’re especially interested in hybrid models that allow legacy systems to coexist with newer platforms while maintaining governance and cost control.
I’d appreciate insights from members who’ve worked on similar B2B infrastructure transitions—what worked well, what to avoid, and which tools helped manage scalability and security effectively.
Looking forward to your experiences and advice.
I’m part of an enterprise IT team currently reviewing our infrastructure roadmap for the coming year. Our focus is on building a stable, scalable, and secure environment that can support long-term B2B operations without frequent re-architecture.
At present, we operate a mix of on-premise servers and hosted environments, but increasing demand from partners has pushed us to reassess performance and availability. In the middle of our evaluation, cloud computing has emerged as a strong option for handling variable workloads, improving disaster recovery, and simplifying global access for external clients.
We’re especially interested in hybrid models that allow legacy systems to coexist with newer platforms while maintaining governance and cost control.
I’d appreciate insights from members who’ve worked on similar B2B infrastructure transitions—what worked well, what to avoid, and which tools helped manage scalability and security effectively.
Looking forward to your experiences and advice.