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The Difference between a Cloud Management Platform and Software-Defined Cloud
When we speak with the customers, analysts, and press, we often are asked to categorize what we deliver. HyperGrid’s vision is to deliver a Software-Defined Cloud (SDC) which provides a…
Your cloud bill says what!?!?
HyperGrid’s Software-as-a-Service version of HyperCloud™ is available to help address the problem of complex cloud bills. Try the free version here! Public cloud bills are complex and it is very difficult…
Matching IT Skills with the Complexity of Your Multi-Cloud Environment
Many IT teams are finding themselves with an accidental multi-cloud environment, and now are trying to catch up and outline a strategy. Cloud resources are easily accessible with a credit…
Recent HyperGrid Coverage from The Register, Forbes, and more!
Just about one month ago HyperGrid announced HyperCloudTM 5.0 and since then, we have seen articles from The Register, Forbes, and many other great journalists and industry influencers. This version…
Let’s talk about HyperCloud’s Latest Features
We announced our latest version of HyperCloud™ and a journey which outlines how customers achieve a software-defined cloud model across their IT infrastructure. In this blog, we will dig a little…
Software-Defined Cloud: Enterprise Cloud-as-a-Service Evolved
I have noticed that in our press coverage of our latest announcement that there are thoughts out there that we have pivoted, and that is not the case. What has…
What is Triple A and why is it important?
HyperGrid was formed with the fundamental belief that Cloud is a model and not a destination. Enterprises and Service providers of all kinds are struggling to make this model shift…
An Integrated Approach to IT with Software-Defined Cloud
Today’s enterprises are using more than one cloud. In many cases, it wasn’t necessarily a well-thought out strategy, with IT weighing the benefits and costs of a workload profile and…
Managed Service Providers: Becoming the Services Broker
As technology has evolved, so has the role of the managed service provider. Initially, service providers offered hardware silos and then took over business processes by providing services like backup-as-a-service…