Here is a series of articles on tips on HOW THIS LOCKDOWN HOLIDAY CAN BE USED AS A GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO MARKET YOUR SERVICES YOUR CUSTOMERS THROUGH THEIR MOBILES- PART 1 1. Explore one new technology and test with it. It seems like every week a new disruptive technology emerges. Holidays are excellent times to […]
Your organization can’t survive without email. In turn, the data held within email is an invaluable resource for compliance, e-discovery and workflow efficiency purposes. And moving to the cloud involves its own set of challenges around preserving that content. It’s time to rethink archiving. Download our E-book, 5 Essentials for Cloud Archiving Success, to learn:
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Sometime in the next decade you can expect something on the order of 16,000 satellites to be operating in low Earth orbit and providing internet access to anyone with the ability to access them. Those internet satellites would be interconnected into a global mesh that would include a series of ground stations located around the
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Serverless computing has been fast gaining momentum over the past couple of years, with AWS in particular talking up enterprise adoption. So what is serverless and who is using it today? Serverless computing is an architecture where code execution is fully managed by a cloud provider, instead of the traditional method of developing applications and
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The best options for moving your relational database to the cloud In the big data world the relational database — where data is stored in a traditional row and column table format and programmed in SQL — tends to get second billing to the newer, shinier unstructured data stores like NoSQL and open source solutions like
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Take a look at the data centre footprint of the three largest cloud infrastructure vendors – Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud – and you are met with a breathless marketing message. Azure (middle) promises 54 regions worldwide – the terminology differs for each one – promising ‘more global regions than any
A new CEO, more hybrid and multi-cloud options, and a raft of announcements kept everyone busy at Google Cloud Next Google Cloud wrapped up its big annual Next conference earlier this week, with new CEO Thomas Kurian manning his first show since taking the reigns in November. As well as laying out his vision for the
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Read this SWOT report from Ovum to get an in-depth analysis of IBM B2B Cloud Services and learn about the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats for organizations like yours. You’ll learn: How IBM solutions speed up your business with rapid trading partner onboarding and management Innovative ways IBM solutions can help mitigate data control and
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Amazon Web Services (AWS) was launched by the ecommerce giant Amazon in 2006, quickly growing into a company that has fundamentally transformed the IT industry in an era of widespread cloud computing and carved out a market-leading position. Synergy Research Group\’s figures in 2018 peg AWS as the clear market leader globally for public IaaS and PaaS
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The food delivery unicorn uses Twilio to send order updates in WhatsApp, manage calls, and access real-time data n the six years since Deliveroo was founded, the company has grown from a two-man team in a London flat delivering food from three restaurants into a $2 billion unicorn serving customers in 14 countries by offering a fast and reliable
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