Given all the complexities involved, it is little wonder that so many organizations have found moving to the cloud a much bigger challenge than they might have originally anticipated. More >
HCI may be the latest form of IT hardware, but in one respect it is a lot like the old: It presents a choice between an all-software deployment on commodity hardware or a pre-integrated, vendor-specific solution. More >
In many ways, the HCI benefit to digital transformation is not so much its scalability or its management simplicity, but its speed. More >
HCI has one thing going for it that most other current data initiatives like AI and the IoT do not: a clear and compelling use case. More >
AI platforms will certainly allow the enterprise to elevate its game against the underworld, but the reverse is true as well. More >
Interest in serverless computing frameworks is rising sharply, but the risk associated with being locked into proprietary architectures or investing in a framework that ultimately dies on the vine due to a lack of industry support is a major concern for most IT organizations. More >
While public cloud can be less expensive for some workloads, it can be more expensive for others; without a thoughtful, strategic approach, it can destroy value rather than create it.
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The growth of cloud services is, in essence, the great leveler between small- and medium-sized businesses (SMBs).
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Techaisle Founder and CEO Anurag Agrawal discusses findings from research on how and why SMBs are using cloud: As an essential part of infrastructure, it addresses a need for certainty and control over operations and costs.
More >Once the IoT becomes a service- and revenue-generator in its own right, rather than an extension of legacy infrastructure, we will safely be able to say that we live in a truly connected universe.
The need for improved privacy compliances is necessary. In 2018, we got our first look at the way compliance is trending.
Cloud security trends are front and center this year, and they are shifting in new ways. We depend on cloud services more than ever, and you know wherever the users and the data are, the hackers will follow.
IT teams need to come to terms with figuring out how to master all the various flavors of the cloud manifesting themselves across an increasingly diverse IT ecosystem.
More >This checklist will help make sure you ask the important questions that will affect your colocation services and your even...
The guidelines in this document include requirements on servers to mitigate the execution of malicious or corrupt BIOS cod...
This excerpt from chapter 2 deals with contracting for maintenance for both hardware and software purposes in the initial ...
The purpose of this paper is to analyze IaaS protection options from the viewpoint of security functionality and the archi...