With the proliferation of smart devices, connected sensors and a constant and insatiable need for data-driven insights, IT has moved from back office functionality to executive strategy. Businesses need to move at the speed of technology. They need to develop and rapidly deploy new applications, optimise IT resources, control costs and deliver the best possible
In an ESG survey, 85% of ITDMs said they’ve deployed, or plan to deploy, hyper-converged systems. Download this whitepaper to know how hyper-converged helped organisations on their IT transformation journey. Intel Inside®. New Possibilities Outside.
One of the most sweeping reforms to European data protection laws is here in the form of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), and the reach is global. This paper highlights what the new regulations mean and why a new approach is needed.
Take a holistic, integrated approach to Regulatory Compliance Data is at the heart of Digital Innovation and organizations globally are transforming their businesses to take advantage. Whilst this strategy is a key focus, emerging data protection regulations demand better Information Management and Governance processes to ensure the business implications of GDPR become part of day-
The information explosion has exposed organizations to an overwhelming amount of risk. Whether financial, legal, security, productivity, or reputational risk, there is a high likelihood that your organization is currently trending toward an information ecosystem that is not sustainable and highly out of control. The time to act is now to deploy an Information Governance
The Data Genomics Project was an initiative designed to change the way we think about managing data. This benchmark report, the Data Genomics Index, encompasses a community of like-minded data scientists, industry experts, and thought leaders together with the purpose of better understanding the true nature of the unstructured data that we are creating, storing,
Early adopter or laggard? Cutting edge or legacy? Fast IT or slow IT? It’s never been a binary choice, but with the pace of IT evolution continuing to accelerate, it’s never been more important to plan for the future, while at the same time maintaining the maximum benefits from past investments. What characteristics might define
Most IT professionals today recognise that enterprise IT will be hybrid in the future. To provide the optimal foundation for each workload being deployed, the hybrid IT environment will include cloud-based infrastructures—from multiple providers—co-existing alongside infrastructure within the enterprise data centre or a hosted environment. Regardless of infrastructure model, the IT organisation will expect cloud-like
Oracle databases play a critical role in many businesses. They are necessary, but can also be costly and challenging to manage. 46% of Oracle customers devote half their database budgets to licensing and associated costs.* What if you could reduce the cost of running your Oracle databases and improve database performance at the same time?
A new category of infrastructure promises to drive efficiency for traditional workloads and operational velocity for next-generation applications. IT is undergoing a significant transformation as businesses look to streamline costs and roll out a new class of cloud-based applications driven by a changing digital economy. The IT infrastructure as we know it today is not