More than half of the IT workload in schools are currently running in the cloud, primarily using Software-as-a-Service (SaaS). Disaster recovery, backup, business continuity and cost efficiencies are driving districts to consider cloud-based Infrastructure–as-a-Service (IaaS) as well. Though cloud maybe synonymous with data centers, district networks provide users the critical on-ramp to the cloud but secure, reliable connectivity extending end-to-end, from network ingress through the application resources and back in a multicloud environment may not be adequate. Learn about what the issues are in such an environment and the five questions districts should ask to become multicloud-ready.
