We can expect steady growth in the application of new technologies as companies move to underpin the “work from anywhere” digital business transformation.
As new skills are critically important to remaining relevant and impactful in the cyber security space, a culture of lifelong learning must be embedded.
The artificial intelligence for IT operations stack, starting with application performance management, is an incredible service delivery enabler.
The “as a service” mindset transforms the way companies and governments think about IT, as they discover how it supports innovation and enhanced service delivery.
Newly dispersed workforces, rapid transitions to cloud and hurried digital transformation could leave a great deal of sensitive data at risk.
Backing up payroll data in the cloud means companies no longer need to dedicate precious hours to take care of backup infrastructure and processes.
Excellent user experience has never been more relevant or crucial, as the pandemic pushes online retailers to meet significantly changed expectations.
Open data, data mining and in-depth data analysis could prove to be invaluable tools in the COVID-19 fight, and in the ones that may still come.
True data specialists aren’t constrained by tools or technology, as the core principles and best practices remain uncompromised, becoming amplified in the context of cloud.
When putting together all of the architecture concepts of microservices, containers and orchestration, the benefits are tremendous.
ISPs shouldn’t risk buying the cheapest IP transit on the market, but rather see it as an area that needs maximising for the best, most cost-effective results.
With the broader demand for full-blown collaboration and messaging tools, VOIP providers are catching up in the race to offer unified communications as a true service.
The concepts of containers, microservices and orchestration are the software building blocks of the modern cloud.