Compare today’s IT landscape to that of a decade ago, and you can see that traditional enterprise IT has been turned inside out. Workers are at home or in other remote locations. Once concentrated in internally managed data centers, applications and data are now distributed across multiple public and private clouds. In this article, we…
DetailsBefore the pandemic, organizations took a castle-and-moat approach to cybersecurity. They used corporate firewalls to protect the network, ensuring on-premises devices, systems and data were secure. But that approach no longer works. Now enterprise IT teams are adapting to a new IT landscape with a workforce mostly or entirely remote indefinitely. More applications and storage…
DetailsOver the years, businesses of all sizes and in all sectors have migrated to the cloud with a vision to reduce infrastructure management and focus on core business activities. With time, all system processes including development, testing, and integration have a ready-to-use module in the cloud. Integration Platform as a Service (iPaaS) standardizes and fastens…
DetailsConsidering a knowledge-sharing solution? If so, you have plenty of options to choose from, each with their own unique feature sets. How can you narrow down your choices and find the best solution for your company’s needs? Evaluate your options Start by researching the best-in-class solutions, with your company’s unique use case in mind. For…
DetailsBy Scott McMaster The essence of meaningful enterprise communications–whether needing to access sensitive data or to send confidential messages–is now going through one of its biggest shifts in decades. Much of this is because of the hybrid workplace, which means different things to different people. It can mean the massive increase in remote sites back…
DetailsAs companies scramble to adapt to a tight IT job market, they’re doing whatever they can to attract top tech talent. For some that means getting a head start in filling this year’s most in-demand roles, which range from data-focused to security-related positions, according to Robert Half Technology’s 2022 IT salary report. The survey also reveals…
DetailsMicrosoft’s plan to acquire games developer Activision Blizzard, announced Jan. 18, isn’t just about gaming; it has consequences for CIOs, too. The $68.7 billion value the deal puts on Activision Blizzard is only about 3% of Microsoft’s market capitalization, and the two companies have sales and net incomes in similar proportion, so it’s not going…
DetailsBy Milan Shetti, CEO Rocket Software The role of the CEO is one that is constantly changing—a fact that I am intimately aware of as the second-ever CEO of Rocket Software. As the lines between technology and business become increasingly blurred, it’s critical that leaders have both the technical and business prowess to drive positive…
DetailsToday’s enterprises face a number of large, global business challenges that are making it difficult to successfully do business. Staffing shortages are growing rapidly as millions of employees across industries are resigning in the so-called “great resignation,” others are transitioning to part-time work, and more are out due to illness. The staffing issue is especially…
DetailsWhen we at Boomi talk about integrated experiences, we’re really speaking about the vision we see possible to help our customers fulfill wishes — to provide a seamless, friction-free personal experience to the user, whoever they are. It’s hard to imagine there’s anyone out there who doesn’t want to make their end user’s life easier.…
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