To kick off the #MillenniumLive podcast this week we’re joined by Charles Araujo, a technology industry analyst, author, and speaker and internationally recognized authority on the Digital Enterprise, the Digital Experience, and the Future of Work. Researching Digital Transformation for over 10 years, he is now focused on helping leaders transform their organizations around the digital experience and to reimagine the future of work. Publisher and principal analyst of The Digital Experience Report, founder of The Institute for Digital Transformation, co-founder of The MAPS Institute, and author of three books, he is a sought-after keynote speaker and advisor to technology companies and enterprise leaders. He recently joined us at The Millennium Alliance during the Digital Enterprise CIO Transformation Assembly, moderating a discussion on behalf of our partner ATS/Galileo. During that session, he and ATS founder, Tim Conley, talked about the need for what they call Smart Infrastructure Management. In this #MillenniumLive episode, Charlie explains this idea of “Smart Infrastructure Management”, optimization, performance, governance and risk management before and after a cloud migration, and how Galileo will exceed the expectations of the most demanding power users by providing plenty of customization options for a wide range of on-prem and Cloud technologies.

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About Galileo

Galileo is more than a monitoring tool. With Galileo, IT teams can increase uptime, pinpoint usage trends, forecast demands, right-size environments and accurately plan for the future.

The reliability of your infrastructure takes on a new level of importance with today’s data-intensive workloads. Through Galileo, organizations can streamline support and develop realistic roadmaps for growth and transformation through data visualization, trending and tagging capabilities. Intuitive multi-vendor monitoring for servers, storage, systems, database, SAN, networking and cloud allows users to anticipate and adapt to usage needs and avoid bottlenecks.

To learn more about Galileo, visit galileosuite.com.