How IT Can Drive Change Without Risk

Whether implementing a tech refresh, moving workloads to the cloud, or consolidating a data center, there will be assets to be moved, configuration settings to change, and hardware or software to be provisioned or decommissioned.

Any change made in IT – no matter how small – can affect other systems. Yet the risk of disruption is enormous.

In this eBook we share proven ways to overcome obstacles to managing change, and to confidently execute even the most complex workstreams – flawlessly.

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Cloud Migration: Why Going Slow is Riskier Than Going Fast

As disruption accelerates, the requirement to adapt is more urgent. At the pace of today’s business, here's why you can't afford the risk of taking it slow.

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10 Best Practices for Your Cloud Migration

Follow these key cloud migration best practices for successful cloud adoption in your organization.

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5 Things IT Can Do to Sustain Business Growth During Business Disruptions

It’s not always possible to predict how and when a disaster will strike, however, there are steps CIOs can take to sustain business growth and ensure key IT initiatives don’t stop in their tracks. We are happy to share some of that guidance with the wider IT community.

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Feature Spotlight: Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)

TransitionManager release 6.4 utilizes Time-based One-Time Password (TOTP), two-factor authentication (2FA).

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Announcing TransitionManager Release 6.4

Transitional Data Services (TDS) proudly announces the launch of TransitionManager 6.4, the preeminent orchestration platform designed to oversee and streamline IT transformation.

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Navigate the Virtualization Crossroads

It’s important for customers considering the arduous task of selecting a new VM provider to consider their migration strategy. A migration done wrong—that is, without proper discovery and planning can result in big problems, including system outages, low IT staff productivity and runaway project costs.

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