The cloud has become an established part of most organisations’ IT strategy. However, the example of early adopters shows that migration is not necessarily smooth – which is hardly a surprise given that the cloud represents a significant change in operating processes. Here are nine things to consider that will make your transition easier. 1. […]
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Digital transformation is supposed to make business faster and more efficient. But if those changes come at the expense of security, any gains made could quickly be reversed. According to research by HPE, those businesses that achieve a successful operating model have security built into the very foundation of their transformation model. Their security efforts
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While early cloud adopters blazed a trail with their migration towards OpEx spending models and reduced infrastructure investment, many made costly strategic mistakes. And as the rest of the world races to catch up, the same mistakes are still being repeated. But there are some best-practice principles which can help your business avoid mistakes and
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In 2008 a new benchmark in high-performance computing (HPC) was set by the so-called petascale generation of supercomputers. But no matter how quickly technology evolves, our demand for even greater performance and potential continues to exceed capability. Today we are at the threshold of the next giant leap forward – exascale computing. What is exascale
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It has been two years since Office 365 was rebranded as Microsoft 365, but for most subscribers, the service itself is almost the same. This is great for headline productivity and admin continuity – but it also means that the shared responsibility operating model remains the same too. Under this model, Microsoft is responsible for
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