Everything has changed since the pandemic. Our sector will face continuing demands

Don't forget the people

Not all predictions are created equal

Ambitious IT strategies continue, despite the challenges brought about by Covid-19

Detailed reporting is key to tackling issues before they hurt your brand reputation.

The history of this industry shows that not every concept is a good idea. In 2021, the Edge must prove its worth - and Covid-19 might be its opportunity

While we're doing more online, it's soft skills that we need

As the Covid effect continues to accelerate the transition to the cloud, businesses need to put in place a deployment or migration strategy to ensure business as usual

Executive insights from Microsoft Azure’s Julia White

Working remotely, and dealing with customers who can't visit. Surprisingly, all this can bring your staff closer together

It's not that simple. Here are the details...

Q1 was about increased demand; Q2 was about suppressed supply

As the pandemic empties offices, on-premise IT has become a risk

Rolling out an HCI and edge powered VDI solution enables IT teams to quickly add new nodes as the remote workforce swells, rolling these back again once demand drops

We expect that strong demand for data center space, combined with limitations on supply capacity and pre-existing skills shortages in the sector, will result in upward price pressures

Just like the virus, the call to work from home does not affect everyone equally

When cloud applications suddenly become important, they don't magically get more reliable