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Hybrid infrastructure – the integration of on-premises, private cloud, and public cloud environments – is reshaping how Australian businesses operate. By combining diverse IT systems into a unified model, organisations are gaining the flexibility to scale resources, optimise costs, and maintain continuity in times of disruption.

As businesses face growing demands for agility, scalability, and resilience, hybrid cloud has emerged as a core strategy rather than just a passing trend. 

Google chief executive Sundar Pichai has congratulated US President-elect Donald Trump, saying “we are in a golden age of American innovation”, as big tech emerges as one of the biggest winners from Republicans regaining the White House.

The latest survey by ADAPT highlights severe cybersecurity risks facing Australian organisations amid increasing adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI).

As the technology and business landscapes grow increasingly complex, so too does business resilience. In an era of unprecedented challenges spanning global IT outages, cyber-attacks and natural disasters, it’s essential for organisations to quickly recover and remain operational. Strengthening business continuity plans and investing in resilience strategies are vital for securing long-term success.