Managing a PaaS can add more overhead and complexity, which most organizations would prefer to avoid.

A new generation of cyber threats present significant challenges and changes how we need to view, implement and manage security operations.

Outsourcing is here to stay – especially the kind that means moving an application or workload form your data center to a third party managed service or cloud provider.

Whether you’re considering a transition to a new ERP system, moving from one ERP system to another, upgrading your current ERP system, or migrating it to the cloud, the right talent and technology can make a world of difference on your journey.

To save and improve the lives of people facing kidney failure, the National Kidney Registry is dedicated to increasing quality, speed and number of living donor transplants in the world. The mission mandates zero downtime.

CIOs are under the gun to deliver on digital transformation initiatives that will carry the business into the future.

As enterprises struggle with the challenge of finding resources and expertise, some may be overly reliant on their cloud service provider.

When it comes to public cloud, every business should assess its unique needs with all computing options in mind – single tenant, pure cloud and hybrid.

The 1980s Boston Celtics had their Big Three; so too did the Miami Heat circa 2010. The U.S. auto industry has its Big Three, and so does Japan’s. In cloud, we’ve got Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud Platform, and Microsoft Azure.

Entrepreneurs don’t always come away with an investment after getting a chance to pitch their business to a panel of tycoons.

Digital transformation is not for the faint of heart, and if you want to get in the game you must embrace change wholeheartedly.

When it comes to building new data centers versus hosting new IT assets in the cloud, most IT and business leaders are going to look long and hard at the latter option before investing in the infrastructure needed for a new data center.