The increasing need for security, flexibility and application mobility fuels healthcare organisations in their cloud journey.
Traditionally, most businesses have been underpinned by DR, but this has run its course due to the time it can take to recover business services, says Eran Brown, CTO, EMEA at Infinidat.
As we enter the third phase of cloud adoption, only 50% of global applications will run on public cloud as private clouds gain more traction, says Cloudistics.
Customer experience matters today more than ever, because we are all consumers, says Genesys.
The industry recognition was based on positive reviews and ratings following end-users’ experiences purchasing and implementing INFINIDAT.
While migrating to the cloud is not cheap, an average business can gain an ROI within a year of implementing the tech, says Britehouse.
Moving to the cloud requires a careful, skilled and managed approach, which is best handled by what the IT industry terms a `cloud architect', says Colin Thornton, MD of Turrito Networks.
The far-reaching integration of digital technology within an organisation is fundamentally challenging all areas of businesses, says Graeme Dendy, operations and services manager for Converged Solutions at Datacentrix.
Infor has announced an agreement to receive a $1.5 billion investment from shareholders Koch Equity Development and Golden Gate Capital.
Poised to be the third wave of the cloud revolution, private cloud 3.0will be adopted by forward-thinking organisations, says Cloudistics.
The local cloud services market is expected to explode when Amazon Web Services and Microsoft open their data centres in South Africa.
The application owners must decide where their apps reside, and this is driving a shift in how IT and enterprises operate, says VMware's Dave Funnell.