Secure cloud fabric: Enhancing data management and AI development for the federal government

In recent years, government agencies have increasingly turned to cloud computing to manage vast amounts of data and streamline operations. While cloud technology has many benefits, it also poses security risks, especially when it comes to protecting sensitive information. To address these challenges, agencies are turning to a secure cloud fabric that can ensure the…

The critical role of the network in sustainability, security and AI

The network is the foundation of the enterprise. In manufacturing plants, financial institutions, educational settings, smart cities and hybrid work setups – just about everywhere – it’s the glue that binds everything together. It ensures seamless operations, whether that’s optimizing production lines, facilitating stock trading in microseconds, or connecting citywide systems for efficient governance. It’s…

9 tips for achieving IT service delivery excellence

Service delivery excellence is an attribute that far too many IT leaders fail to prioritize. That’s unfortunate given how much of smooth business operations depends on the efficient delivery of IT services today. IT service delivery enables an organization to give end users access to essential IT services by designing, developing, and deploying key technology…

e& and Huawei Launch Middle East’s First Net-zero 5G Massive MIMO Site

At the recent UN Climate Change Conference (COP28), Huawei and e& announced the inauguration of the region’s ground-breaking net-zero 5G massive MIMO site, setting new benchmarks in sustainability and technological innovation. This site is powered entirely by renewable energy and represents the convergence of sustainability and cutting-edge wireless technology. Massive MIMO technology, the cornerstone of…

Why driving a sustainable IT strategy requires a holistic approach

Enterprises are under increasing pressure from consumers, investors and regulators to demonstrate their sustainability credentials.  The position is stark: data shows global temperatures may rise by 2.4-2.6 degrees Celsius by the end of the century[1], surpassing the 1.5 degree rise the world was trying to avert.  Businesses certainly are working toward sustainability goals. Procurement Leaders…