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5 Questions for Avoiding Mistakes in Multicloud Environments
Jul 27 2026 Cloud Agencies that win at multicloud don’t just use more platforms. They create the operational discipline to run them as business enablers. Many federal agencies don’t choose multicloud; they arrive at multicloud. Maybe an acquisition brought Amazon Web Services (AWS) workloads into a Microsoft Azure shop. Maybe the data science team adopted Google Cloud Platform (GCP) for its machine learning tooling. Here are five questions to ask to avoid mistakes in multicloud management. 1.
4 Big Hybrid and Multicloud Challenges for Agencies
Oct 15 2025 Cloud Unified management simplifies hybrid cloud operations for government IT administrators. Multicloud environments provide the flexibility to leverage each provider’s unique strengths while maintaining negotiating power and reducing dependency on any single vendor. For example, organizations might select Amazon Web Services for computing-intensive workloads, Microsoft Azure for enterprise integration and Google Cloud for data analytics — all within a cohesive strategy.
Gospel Priorities: A Statement from Steve Dowling and Irwyn Ince
Because of recent reports from outside media sources indicating what PCA Stated Clerk Bryan Chapell describes as their “inability or unwillingness to understand PCA leaders’ explanations” of the difference between groups segregated by prejudice on the one hand, and affinity groups gathered to advance gospel witness on the other hand, he invited long-term friends RE Steve Dowling, current Moderator of the General Assembly, and TE Irwyn Ince, Coordinator of Mission to North America (MNA), to...
How to Reduce Costs and Complexity in the Cloud for Growth in 2025
A recent Gartner indicates that 61% of CEOs anticipate continued inflation and low growth in 2025. As a result, enterprises are focusing on resetting their strategies for long-term growth and continued digital transformation. Optimizing all aspects of cloud has become an imperative. As organizations deepen their reliance on cloud ecosystems, they face mounting challenges in cost management, operational complexity, and security.
How to Keep Up with The Future of Cloud Computing
Not long ago, moving to the cloud was a decision that most business and IT leaders made solely based on business demands related to cost or agility. But over the past several years, the cloud has become integral to business operations for many organizations, creating a pressing need to optimize cloud environments for simplicity, security, performance, cost and improved client experiences.
A Full-Lifecycle Approach to Maturing Your Cloud in a Dynamic Cloud-First World
Change is the only constant, as the saying goes. After acquiring VMware last year, Broadcom announced the termination of their enterprise license agreements (ELAs), leaving many organizations orphaned and migration to another hypervisor imminent. Acquisitions such as these happen frequently, but there’s a bigger picture here — the reality is that cloud native applications and services continue to drive cloud transformation.
The Ruling Elder & the Ministry of Prayer
When I was first saved, I loved talking to God and seeing Him work. I still do. Yet, I now see that there is a lot to be gained from a little structure, like actually having a regular quiet time where I pray the Bible. I was almost 30 and had been in the Marine Corps for about a decade when God abruptly entered my life in a Damascus Road type of experience. The spiritual change was immediate, but my ignorance of spiritual things was entrenched.
The Ruling Elder & the Ministry of Prayer
The following post is part of our ‘The Work of the PCA Elder’ series. For the first post in the series, please click here. I was almost 30 and had been in the Marine Corps for about a decade when God abruptly entered my life in a Damascus Road type of experience. The spiritual change was immediate, but my ignorance of spiritual things was entrenched. I knew nothing about God except that He was real, He was personal, and that I was His.
The Ruling Elder & the Ministry of Prayer
The following post is part of our ‘The Work of the PCA Elder’ series. For the first post in the series, please click here. I was almost 30 and had been in the Marine Corps for about a decade when God abruptly entered my life in a Damascus Road type of experience. The spiritual change was immediate, but my ignorance of spiritual things was entrenched. I knew nothing about God except that He was real, He was personal, and that I was His.
3 Ways a Managed Service Provider Must Support Multicloud Environments
Organizations across the globe have moved to the cloud, and many find themselves stretched thin to support and maintain their multicloud environments. However, if your organization seeks to shift your attention and workforce to driving business value, considering a managed service provider (MSP) for your multicloud environment can be the key to unlocking your team’s capabilities. Before you hire an MSP, let’s dive into three ways an MSP should support your multicloud environment. 1.
Selling Eco Drive Eyes limited edition No.50
Discussion Starter • #1 • a moment ago Hello. I am selling my Citizen Eco Drive EYES watch Black. No.50 of only 250 made and therefore looking for any interest/offers. last post I see on this watch is some time ago. In 2010, Citizen introduced a new concept model that today has become a reality. As a limited edition of only 25o pieces for the world, in two different styles, the Citizen Eco-Drive EYES is finally available to a lucky handful. Today we review the black variation AO9010-02E. The...
Apple’s PR boss is leaving the company
News “ I will always bleed six colors,” says Dowling. Photo: Apple Apple’s VP of communications is stepping away from the company after leading Apple’s public relations efforts for the last five years. Steve Dowling, who worked at Apple for 16 years, sent out a memo to staff saying that now is the time for him to step away from the company.
Guest editorial | ParkRecord.com
The Snyderville Basin Planning Commission forwarded a positive recommendation for a Low Impact Permit to Pat Putt (Community Development Director) last week, before hearing all of the facts. The lot size is over 12 acres and they opted for a building envelope on top of the lot that allows the structure to break ridgeline by nearly 20 feet. There are other material facts — listed below — staff and commission should consider before giving a recommendation on this Low Impact Permit.
Apple vet takes reins of Cupertino's PR machine, for now
News Top stories Meet Steve Dowling, Apple's new interim head of PR. Apple has looked within its own ranks to find who will lead its “friendlier” PR approach, at least for now. Despite looking at outside candidates like former White House Press Secretary Jay Carney, the company has settled on one of its own veterans as interim PR boss.
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