5G and Edge Computing Dominate, But Face Challenges
A continued surge in 5G and edge computing over the coming year is predicted by multiple studies and analyst reports.
4 Ways Industrial AI Will Reshape Manufacturing in 2022
2022 promises to see industrial AI turn a major new corner in how the manufacturing sector draws on AI applications to tackle the problems of the day.
Enterprise Cloud Trends Point to Longevity
Enterprise cloud migrations and the continued increased use of cloud intros new performance monitoring and management demands.
AI Workloads Need Purpose-built Infrastructure
Research shows that an inadequate or lack of purpose-built infrastructure capabilities is often the cause of AI projects failing.
Emerging Markets Leapfrog Into Digital Banking
Emerging fintech markets face few constraints in using cloud computing, big data, artificial intelligence, and the other technologies for up-to-date digital banking services.
Observability: The Key Ingredient in Digital Transformation
Observability helps digitally transformed organizations make data-driven decisions that reduce operational and security issues as quickly as possible.
Continuous Intelligence and the era of real-time, data-driven business
Learn More Continuous Intelligence and the era of real-time, data-driven business Introduction As a CTO, CIO, CSO, or high-level engineering manager, you’re tasked with a few essential tasks: Keep the applications running. Stay on top of security threats. Deploy new code faster. Innovate faster than all the disruptive thinkers employed by the competition. But most […]
Business Leaders Must Make Data Fabrics a Priority in 2022
Data fabrics ensure organizational-wide and on-demand access to data sets needed for efficient operations and digital transformation.
The Human Role in the Future of IT Automation
To maintain a competitive edge, companies should leverage the best of automation and the best of human emotion to create true brand loyalty and solidify consumer connections.
COVID-19 Data Tsunami Ushers in Unprecedented Opportunities
The pandemic caused a data tsunami. Businesses that use that data will put distance between themselves and their competitors and position themselves well for the future.