DDI Directions:
DDI Strategies for the Multi-Cloud Era
Access EMA’s latest research and discover how to improve the design and management of DDI services.
Access EMA’s latest research and discover how to improve the design and management of DDI services.
DNS, DHCP, and IP address management (collectively known as DDI) are key to network connectivity and communications. But there are challenges, especially around technical expertise, multicloud architectures, and security. Ineffective approaches can lead to sluggish network operations, chronic downtime, security breaches, or worse.
Enterprise Management Associations surveyed 333 DDI experts about the state of their DDI strategies for security, cloud, automation, APIs and integrations — representing the most comprehensive market research on DDI technology in more than a decade.
Download the report for a summary of those findings, including:
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