IT strategy and trend

  • Does Sandboxing Have A Future?

    Analyzing file behavior in a sandbox requires malware analysis and operating system expertise on the part of security analysts. Many hail sandboxing as the best way to detect hidden and previously unknown threats in file attachments and web links.

  • The Evolving Data Landscape In State Governments

    In this role as North Dakota’s CDO, Ravi pulls from his over two decades of experience in the data management space, having led large transformation efforts in the private sector.

  • Impressions From Mobile World Congress 2022

    Demos and discussions at MWC22 underlined that a new generation of network solutions providers is emerging. All major hype

    All hyperscalers aim to leverage their significant network and data center infrastructure, their customer experience expertise, their cloud architecture, their offering design capabilities, simple pricing models, and their agile innovation methods.

  • The Alternative Cloud Isn’t So Alternative Anymore

    “[The big three] control cloud market share and cloud discourse to the extent that the decisions made by these [providers] broadly define what users expect in terms of pricing, features, and vendor relationship,” analyst Liam Eagle writes.

  • 5 Challenges AI and Analytics are Poised to Transform

    For example, real-time data gleaned from IoT sensors on bridges, tunnels, roads, and other critical infrastructure, as well as surveillance video from drones, helps government organizations analyze the condition of these assets and anticipate when assets will fail.

    The increasing volume of relevant data from sensors and IoT demands the use of advanced analytics and AI to address climate challenges.

  • Weave An Automation Fabric For All Technology

    Undoubtedly, there is momentum to enable automation in other tech domains like storage support for containers, security for everything, service mesh, etc.

    While iterating, developers need infrastructure services like storage, load balancers, security, and firewalls at different stages of the app lifecycle.

  • Remote Workforce Inclusion Requires Combination of Tech Tools, Human Touch

    Goswami says leveraging these technologies to allow employees to seek and find community outside of their specific work function can contribute tremendously to an inclusive environment.

    She adds that simple actions such as creating ground rules for running virtual meetings and developing a list of “do’s and don’ts” to ensure everyone feels included can help create the right remote work environment.

  • CCaaS Hits An Inflection Point

    Until last year, cloud-based contact center solutions provided better and simpler ways to do the same thing that the premises-based systems were doing.

    We are now at an inflection point where cloud vendors can provide value that a premises-based system cannot.

  • The Evolution Of Decentralized Cloud

    The internet is the infrastructure, and the web is the way users communicate.

    However, it has accelerated the rise of influencer/creator-led economies due to the challenges of Web 2.0.

  • Platform Agnosticism, Fabrics And Faster Data Access: Unwrapping A Solution

    The best approach when developing a new application is to consider the various attributes of the solution, and pick a platform based on its performance on those attributes.

    95% of the IT manager respondents said they agreed that they picked a platform to process data for analytics and AI based on the best platform attributes, including latency, security, resiliency, and performance/cost.