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The cloud and digital strategies are blurring traditional enterprise software category lines, shaking up the enterprise resource planning (ERP) market.
The cloud and digital strategies are blurring traditional enterprise software category lines, shaking up the enterprise resource planning (ERP) market.
From laying the groundwork to planning for the long haul, IT experts offer insights on how organisations make this transformation smooth and successful.
CISOs looking to beef up their customer-facing authentication procedures to thwart cyber attacks need to walk a fine line.
With the processing and analysing of data happening closer to the endpoints that gather it, edge gateways are becoming essential.
Interest in zero trust is surging, according to IDG’s 2020 Security Priorities Study, with 40 per cent of IT executives actively researching the topic.
Zero trust has long been the logical successor to the perimeter security model, which hasn’t worked in protecting enterprises from cyber attacks.
What makes these 10 security vendors the biggest power players? We break it down.
Here's our rundown of what makes these 10 vendors of network gear the biggest power players within the enterprise.
AWS, IBM and Microsoft, with the capacity to handle massive data sets, machine learning, and AI in the cloud, have created managed services to support IoT, but is that best for enterprises?
Post-pandemic plans for disaster recovery and business continuity will need to reflect new business realities.
Enterprises are tapping machine-generated data that's captured at the edge to improve operations.
Acquisitions bolster Nvidia's position in the data centre and set the stage for more widespread use of GPUs for AI and machine learning workloads.
Executives are making strides in their ongoing efforts to reduce network management tool sprawl, but there's still plenty of room for improvement.
Early adopters are driving the use of AI to optimise power and cooling systems, automate predictive maintenance, and improve workload distribution.
Cloud storage offers many advantages over on-premises data storage. Scalability at the push of a button, accessibility from any device at any location, and pay-per-usage pricing are a few of the draws. But there are some potential drawbacks as well.
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Aligned to the market acceptance that transformation is now considered a default customer priority in ANZ, pressure is mounting on the partner ecosystem to overhaul age-old resell practices in response. Common rhetoric perhaps, but business buying patterns are shifting in the direction of services as new managed opportunities emerge across infrastructure, power and cooling. According to EDGE Research – commissioned and produced by ARN – key strategic partner priorities in the months ahead centre around increased customer acquisition, annuity revenue growth and internal up-skilling. To achieve such aspirations, a commitment to managed services is required to create predictable revenue streams and strengthened end-user value propositions. ARN Exchange – in association with Schneider Electric – will share step-by-step guidance in relation to evolving customer priorities linked to managed services, outlining how partners can capitalise on new commercial opportunities through enhanced portfolios and services offerings. Key discussion areas include how partners can: · Drive more recurring revenue · Attract new investments by increasing company valuation · Excel in managed services and maximise market opportunities