This IDC white paper examines the challenges that organizations with legacy IT and multicloud environments face and how IBM’s cloud application migration and modernization services can help organizations establish, cultivate, and nurture a long-standing cloud solution that fosters rapid business innovation and elevates business performance while enabling organizations to fully harness the benefits that modernized
Organizations are in the midst of a digital transformation unlike anything we’ve seen before. End-users expect IT to support the real-time needs of the business, but challenges stand in the way. Legacy infrastructure, disparate management silos, and inefficient resource utilization are leading to numerous delays across the data lifecycle that negatively impact the business. Across
Trends Are Shifting, and Expectations Are Rising Over the past 10 years, the way people use technology has undergone a massive change—and the relationship between IT and end users is changing right along with it. The modern workforce is no longer content with a traditional, top-down approach to applications and devices, and that’s creating a
Organizations constantly struggle between embracing technological changes to open up new business opportunities and protecting the business from new challenges and risks. In this paper, we’ll examine containerization and how the adoption of this technology in F5 products affects IT professionals, architects, and business decision makers.
It’s clear: With 50% of organizations now saying they run 1,000+ apps, software is the new means of production. But how will companies maximize these apps and use them to gain a competitive edge in the new digital economy? And how will they measure their success? Enterprises must find a way to master application development
The increasing number and types of mobile apps and endpoints, business user demand for unified experiences and growth of analytics are changing the charter of endpoint computing. Download this Gartner analyst report to discover why I&O leaders should use this list of strategic imperatives to prioritize, plan and coordinate IT resources in this area.
Security gaps on smartphones and tablets that are now found in almost all large networks must be detected in order to quickly introduce countermeasures. For mobile devices, this kind of scan is at least as important as on PC clients, as consumer-oriented mobile devices generally do not provide for an administrator role which could enable
Most enterprises today are in the midst of piloting Windows 10 and have plans to make upgrades in the next year. In fact, according to a recent survey conducted by Adaptiva1, nearly all participants (mostly IT pros) planned to move to Windows 10, but almost half (46 percent) of respondents indicated that they have migrated
Your application teams are facing increased pressure to deliver more capabilities to the business faster than ever before.
The threat landscape is dramatically different than it was just 5 years ago. A traditional web application firewall (WAF) was once a very effective solution for mitigating application layer attacks, but now has trouble keeping up with the advanced capabilities and agility of attackers. Signatures often lag behind new exploits. Even when a traditional WAF is