Government and education IT teams are dealing with an explosion in demand for accessible databases, fueled by the deluge of new unstructured data, structured data, and application development. Whether enterprise apps, mobile, or newer technologies such as wearables and virtual reality devices, the velocity and volume of application growth will continue to expand. In fact, IDC predicts there will be 750 million applications by 2026.

Apps and the databases they rely on may reside on-prem, in the cloud, or at the tactical edge, and the pressure is on to manage them across an increasingly complicated, ever-changing environment. Today’s imperatives include making data available quickly and easily to fuel data-driven decisions, using automation for routine tasks, and enabling scarce IT staff with these specialized skills to focus on higher-value tasks such as database architecture and performance optimization.

Join us as thought leaders from government and industry share their insights into how government IT leaders can manage complexity and control costs of database expansion in a hybrid cloud world.