Customer: Canadian Museum for Human Rights Industry: Nonprofit Size: 160 employees Country: Canada Products and services: Microsoft Azure Azure Advanced Threat Protection Azure Blob storage Azure Stack HCI solutions Read full story here “We clearly needed a hybrid solution, but we wanted to use the same tool set, administration, and training for both platforms. Only Microsoft checked all the boxes…. That’s why we chose Azure Stack HCI solutions.” https://customers.microsoft.com/en-us/story/canadian-museum-for-human-rights-nonprofit-azure —Christopher Rivers, Director, Information Technology, Canadian Museum for Human Rights The Canadian Museum for Human Rights needed to reconcile its on-premises infrastructure with the cloud solutions it sought for its digital outreach program. How could the museum best share its stories across the world? Working with Microsoft partner DataON, the museum used Microsoft Azure Stack HCI solutions to build a hybrid solution. Virtual machines run daily operations, gallery content, and digital surveillance systems. Digital outreach lives in the cloud. The museum gets high performance with Azure Stack HCI solutions and helps protect data with Azure Advanced Threat Protection. It has the best of the public cloud and on-premises infrastructures. And its developers use the same tools to manage both, optimizing resources.