Explore a series of short videos with insights for IT leaders, covering visibility, cost decisions, optimization, and real-world lessons drawn from Galileo’s long-term infrastructure data.
FinOps Insights for IT Leaders
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Infrastructure Managment
FinOps for Hybrid IT: Extending Visibility Beyond the Cloud
FinOps isn’t just for the cloud. Discover how extending FinOps to hybrid IT environments gives organizations full visibility across cloud and on-prem systems—helping IT and finance teams cut costs, eliminate waste, and make smarter, data-driven decisions.
Galileo SMARTboards Feature Updates
With the latest update to Galileo Suite’s SMARTboards, we’ve introduced a range of new features that enhance functionality and efficiency. From true read-only sharing to flexible time range controls and improved report building, these features are designed to streamline how you analyze, manage, and present your infrastructure data. Discover how these updates can benefit your organization.
Optimizing IT Operations: Health System Drives Efficiency and Cost Savings
For a leading health services company, managing over 100,000 associates and serving a vast network of more than 100 million people, the integration of IT solutions was pivotal. Recognizing the need for strategic outsourcing, the company embarked on a journey to enhance its IT operations through a partnership with a major outsource provider. However, they soon encountered a critical challenge: the necessity for comprehensive data visibility to effectively govern this strategic relationship.
FinOps: A Basic Guide to Optimizing IT Financial Management
In an insightful Galileo webinar interview, industry analyst Charles Araujo delved into the world of FinOps.
Unleashing the Full Potential of FinOps: Going Beyond the Cloud
FinOps is gathering steam for good reason. Runaway cloud costs are becoming a significant challenge for enterprise IT Leaders, particularly as they look to move legacy workloads to the cloud. FinOps promises an answer, but to get it right you’re going to need to think both a bit bigger and a bit smaller.