Cameron Chehreh's guest appearances

Cameron Chehreh

FedScoop Radio

MarketScale Technology

David Sawyer

John Dudley

Dan Thompson

Sanjay Gupta

Eric Anderson

Michael Longoria

George Kamis

Andy Weir

Steve Harris

Jamie Jones

Ben Taylor

John Ryan

Chris Martin

Chris Devlin

Matt Wood

OwlTail

Realizing the benefits of choosing a multi-cloud environment over single-cloud can be an advantage for many companies. Ray McCay, VP of Solutions Sales, Vion, and Cameron Chehreh, CTO Dell Technologies, discussed the reasons one might choose multi-cloud over single-cloud and the best practices for deploying a successful multi-cloud environment. McCay and Chehreh both agree that, in today’s business world, there are endless possibilities for cloud usage, and various needs may require the flexibility a multi-cloud environment offers. “A typical enterprise organization is going to have thousands of applications that they need to provide their service to the community, and each one of those applications has its own set of requirements,” McCay said. “Determine what is the best outcome deployment model for the given application and match that against the cloud scenario that delivers the optimum performance and cost.” With options ranging from public and private cloud scenarios, companies need to do their homework upfront and determine the needs, applications and requirements for the multi-cloud operating environment. “All these factors go into picking the optimum cloud design,” McCay said. “When you take in all of these considerations upfront, that is when you get the best outcome.”

Realizing the benefits of choosing a multi-cloud environment over single-cloud can be an advantage for many companies. <a href="https://marketscale.com/industries/contributors/ray-mccay/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ray McCay</a>, VP of Solutions Sales, <a href="https://www.vion.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Vion</a>, and <a href="https://marketscale.com/industries/contributors/cameron-chehreh/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Cameron Chehreh</a>, CTO <a href="https://www.delltechnologies.com/en-us/index.htm" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Dell Technologies</a>, discussed the reasons one might choose multi-cloud over single-cloud and the best practices for deploying a successful multi-cloud environment. McCay and Chehreh both agree that, in today’s business world, there are endless possibilities for cloud usage, and various needs may require the flexibility a multi-cloud environment offers. “A typical enterprise organization is going to have thousands of applications that they need to provide their service to the community, and each one of those applications has its own set of requirements,” McCay said. “Determine what is the best outcome deployment model for the given application and match that against the cloud scenario that delivers the optimum performance and cost.” With options ranging from public and private cloud scenarios, companies need to do their homework upfront and determine the needs, applications and requirements for the multi-cloud operating environment. “All these factors go into picking the optimum cloud design,” McCay said. “When you take in all of these considerations upfront, that is when you get the best outcome.”

Best Practices for Successful Multi-Cloud Deployments with Ray McCay and Cameron Chehreh

Steve Orrin

Federal chief technologists at Dell EMC and Intel highlight how new IT infrastructure services and business models offer agencies fresh alternatives to transform and secure their enterprise IT operations. Sponsored by Dell EMC.Guests: Cameron Chehreh, chief technology officer(left) and Steve Orrin, federal chief technology officer (right)

Federal chief technologists at Dell EMC and Intel highlight how new IT infrastructure services and business models offer agencies fresh alternatives to transform and secure their enterprise IT operations. Sponsored by Dell EMC. Guests: Cameron Chehreh, chief technology officer(left) and Steve Orrin, federal chief technology officer (right)

IT-as-a-service for government, with Dell EMC's Cameron Chehreh and Intel's Steve Orrin