A collection of 11 posts
The number of devices companies are utilizing continues to expand. Factors like remote work, Internet of Things (IoT), and cloud computing all mean that endpoints are increasingly the focus of security and networking teams. End user computing offers new opportunities for flexible work environments and real-time data access, but it
Every year, predictions about what’s next in business technology abound. And yet, in the ongoing pandemic environment, it may be easier than ever to anticipate which kinds of technology will be most important in the coming months. Your IT stack, for instance, is probably sorely lacking in two critical
Technology trends are always changing, and the COVID-19 pandemic played a strong role in advancing the digital transformation plans of companies trying to keep pace with of-the-minute changes. But not all business technology will be right for every company. Here are five you may want to consider as a part
Public cloud, private cloud, hybrid cloud, multi cloud, infrastructure as a service, cloud compute, hyper-scale, mumbo-jumbo.,.. Which one of these is right for you? And how do we match you to the right environment for your business? A massively common discussion on the internet is cloud and cloud costs, and
Unlike a multi-cloud model, in which different clouds are used for different tasks, the components of a hybrid cloud typically work together. As a result, data and processes tend to intermingle and intersect in a hybrid environment, while in a multi-cloud situation, usage typically remains in its “own” cloud’s
Tyler Goodlett (Director of Sales) and Steve Mills (VP of Americas) offer key insights into the managed cloud and datacenter ecosystem that exists at Rackspace. They explain at length the tangible advantages behind a migration to a hybrid or multi-cloud environment. Episode Transcript: INTRO: [00:00] Welcome to the Tech
Organizations are being guided into the cloud and empowered to utilize data effectively to optimize their operational performance. In deep detail, Jim Haas, VP of Data Services at Ntirety, explains how Ntirety assesses their customers using an effective maturity model to maximize their potential in the cloud. Episode Transcript: INTRO:
In the next five years, more applications will be written than were written in the previous forty years… Think about supporting that. There aren’t enough humans on the planet for us to be able to manage those, the way we’ve done them in the past, and it’s
Max Clark speaks with Chuck Price, COO at Effectual, who offers invaluable information on the future of hyperscale cloud and serverless environments, and details what Effectual is doing to ensure the lasting success of their customer base as they migrate away from traditional data centers. Episode Transcript: INTRO: [00:00]
The shift to a cloud-centric technology strategy is being quickly followed by the growth of the Internet of Things (IoT) in changing how enterprises and people connect. In order for these developments to benefit both business and personal access to better technology experiences, architecture must grow along with them. A