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Organisations must think carefully about how they purchase cloud services and how they set up their infrastructure accordingly to prevent vendor lock-in and high costs.
Come to the cloud, they said. Come one and come all and enjoy the multifarious models, functions and extensions that cloud computing offers with an infinite promise of agility, mobility and flexibility. Well yes, that’s the opening sales gambit. But as many of us know, the reality is somewhat less agile, rather lower down the mobility scale and inherently less flexible.
2021 could be a pivotal year for businesses large and small, for many reasons. But how can organisations turn potential upcoming challenges into opportunities and what role will tech play
Despite significant advancements in the software development community, many developers are handcuffed to outdated, complex platforms that were implemented before the developer first said “Hello world”. These relics from the batch era are depriving the brightest brains in our industry of the capabilities they need to create applications which truly move the needle for today’s digital enterprises.
The future of work is safer once we implement the immutable instantaneous missing link in the data and application security chain.
Software Development has changed over the years. DevOps has taken the technology industry by storm, moving beyond the buzzword and becoming an integral part of every high functioning IT teams strategy. But are companies really using DevOps to their advantage and getting the best out of their teams? Nick Barton, lead engineer at Automation Logic, talks about his extensive experience in DevOps and how to ensure you have a motivated and productive team.
Many companies delayed hiring new employees during 2020. This year, expect companies to change tack and hire more cloud specialists than ever before.
The cloud, the increasing use of third parties, and remote work will all pose a challenge to business resilience and security. But with the right advice and investment, there’s no reason your sensitive assets shouldn’t be safer this year.
Amid reports of ‘Zoom fatigue’, are companies guilty of not making full use of the range of comms channels available?
2020 has been a year of endless uncertainty and constant change. The public sector overcame seemingly insurmountable challenges in what has been a defining period for both our public services and our community. Few could have predicted a global pandemic and the far-reaching impact it has had on our society. But despite it being the most disruptive period in a generation, it has seen our public services at their best and most innovative.
Cohesity’s Ezat Dayeh outlines his recipe for a successful digital strategy in 2021