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SUSE Linux is the future of running SAP solutions

An upcoming SUSE and Foster Melliar webinar will explore why decision-makers contemplating their digital transformation journey should look no further than an integrated SUSE SAP architecture solution.

SUSE

4:10

Fujitsu

Jun 19, 2020

Fujitsu accelerates business insights with high-performance, new-generation quad-socket PRIMERGY RX4770 M6 server

Fujitsu introduces an IT infrastructure that accelerates data-driven business transformation by enabling enterprises to rely on data, the heart of digital business.

KPMG, SAS collaborate to support faster cloud transformation for SAS clients

KPMG and SAS plan to establish Cloud Acceleration Centres with specific focus on North America, Europe and Southeast Asia.

Understanding the undeniable value of metadata

Metadata is an undervalued contributor to data project delivery and operations, yet provides a huge advantage in the development of data-driven solutions.

Tumelo Ramaphosa: SA’s first son looks to cut cloud computing costs

Tumelo Ramaphosa’s company StudEx Group embarks on a mission to help local firms stop wasting millions on cloud expenditure and govern their cloud resources.

What’s driving the SaaS market’s exponential growth?

Cloud-based deployment is now the software deployment method of choice as more companies become cognisant of the tangible benefits of software without servers.

Drivers for moving to S/4HANA

The S/4HANA core and S/4HANA Cloud Architecture aim to simplify the modernisation journey by reducing the complexity and integration into third-party systems.

Sophisticated path selection capabilities underpin SD-WAN

Leveraging SD-WAN solutions that use dynamic path selection policies to optimise how traffic moves is critical to accelerating digital transformation strategies.

Mainframe: The cloud before the cloud was invented

What's possibly not understood is that 'cloud' has been part of the mainframe offering for a very long time; indeed, it was just branded as 'outsourcing'.

Gerard King