In the age of AI and usage-based billing, optimising IT to reduce overspend is a strategic imperative. This is even more relevant when 79% of organisations believe a significant portion of their cloud spend is wasted. The ability to align costs tightly with business value is now a board-level concern. Most organisations have learned that […]
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Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Landing Zones offer organisations a proven pathway to secure, compliant cloud adoption, addressing the critical challenges facing IT leaders. With 98% of UK IT managers prioritising cloud investment for 2025 and 81% identifying urgent AI skills gaps, landing zones provide the standardised foundation needed to accelerate digital transformation whilst maintaining robust
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Cloud computing is an essential element of modern infrastructure, offering superior scalability, flexibility, and cost-efficiency. Being able to meet changing resource demands without significant capital investment has been a game-changer in the age of digital transformation. Yet despite its maturity as a technology, some of the earliest concerns about cloud computing remain a problem today.
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Concluding our two-part series, here are the final five cloud trends your business needs to watch (you can find part one of the series here.): 1. Cloud native AI services facilitate new apps Generative AI is set to deliver a seismic change in corporate IT – or so the industry media keeps telling us. But
Stable and mature, cloud platforms are now an integral aspect of the modern IT landscape. That’s not to say that development has stalled, however. Vendors are continuously releasing new features to meet the changing needs of their clients. From hybrid and multi-cloud systems to enhanced security and cost control, here are five major cloud trends
