The same tools being used to augment the development and operations side of the house can also be applied to automation in security. More >
By identifying what they want to automate first, most enterprises should be able to create an implementation plan that is both effective and non-disruptive. More >
Expectations are that RPA will take the enterprise by storm in the next few years, but this will only happen once the executive suite is convinced they will be a help, not a hindrance. More >
With AaaS, organizations gain the same benefits as with any as-a-Service deployment: low upfront starting costs, broad scalability, and continuous upgrades to the newest versions of software. More >
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 >
Business and IT leaders are discovering that data management and the rigidity of existing legacy systems make it difficult to achieve digital business transformation goals. More >
Digital subscriber line (DSL) technology has been on the endangered species list for years.
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The past few years have made one thing certain: Networks on occasion will be called upon to do more than normal.
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Ensuring that networks are operating at peak efficiency has never been more important or more complex. A new layer of management — network packet brokers — is emerging to drive efficiencies in monitoring. Andy Huckridge tells IT Business Edge blogger Carl Weinschenk that the approach enables packets to be sent only to the appropriate tools and that measurements over the entire path — not just one network within that path — can be made.
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.
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