This week, Brexit is hurting business and science
The technology field will be hurt by the Data Bill and the breakdown of Horizon
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The technology field will be hurt by the Data Bill and the breakdown of Horizon
How come the data centers that enable such data dependency are better known in private than in public?
So, you decided to go cloud first. There are three parts to consider: people, technology, and governance. No surprise here - it starts with having the right people
By implementing solutions focused on optimal performance an organization can prevent downtime, better manage power - and improve overall efficiency
Hoping to mitigate the costs of incorrect or delayed compliance, many firms are implementing a risky “wait-and-see" approach
What would more regulation look like?
My crystal ball is a bit cloudy at times and I have yet to implement machine-learning into my predictions
Most organizations are moving to multiple clouds. The danger is that their vision itself may be cloudy
From both a business agility and cost-efficiency point of view, achieving a balance of both public and private cloud options is proving to be a winning tactic
Ready or not, here it comes
Fear of the complexity of managing compliance in new infrastructure is prompting many businesses to shy away from cloud
Brexit will accelerate the adoption of cloud-based services as companies prepare for an uncertain economic environment
GDPR may lead to some challenges, but also offers some opportunities