Node4 Provides Private Cloud Platform For EMiR Software
Node4 provides EMiR Software with a private cloud platform, delivering a specialist business management solution for critical workers and vital infrastructure
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Node4 provides EMiR Software with a private cloud platform, delivering a specialist business management solution for critical workers and vital infrastructure
Cloud computing has transformed the way we work, communicate, and consume technology. From storing data to running applications, the cloud has become an essential part of our lives. But what does the future hold for this technology? In this article, we’ll take a realistic look at the future of the cloud and what we can expect to see in the coming years.
New long-term, multi-million-pound investment gives BT’s UK business customers access to edge computing services – with the first site now live for customer trials in Manchester, before general availability targeted for later this year
Can Artificial Intelligence Deliver Real Value Today?
AI is in its infancy, but the early shoots of growth hold great promise for the industry. According to the Boston Consulting Group, although 59% of organisations have developed an AI strategy, and 57% have carried out pilot projects in the area, only 11% have seen any kind of return from AI. That said, the potential is vast; some sources estimate that the size of the global AI market could increase tenfold from $15bn (2021) to $150bn by 2028, and in the UK, expenditure on AI technologies could reach £83bn by 2040, from £16.7bn in 2020.
Whatever the application, most AI projects usually start as small, experimental tests hosted on a server in-house, and eventually graduate to cloud environments, where their uptime, security, scalability and maintenance can be assured. However, this migration is often the most difficult and painful.
Many IT leaders include Cloud technology as a critical part of their digital transformation strategy, with investment in the Cloud expected to continue to boom in 2023.
Implementing Aqilla accounting software has not only helped Ryedale achieve business improvement goals but has also made a major contribution to reducing business expenditure.
Yona Brawerman, Chief Strategy and Corporate Social Responsibility Officer
at OVHcloud, explains how transforming data approaches to tackle the climate crisis.
Matt Watts, Chief Technology Evangelist at NetApp UK&I, a leading Cloud-led, data management company, shows how organizations can benefit from a sustainable.
Andy Brown, Managing director at Propel Tech, explains how businesses can promote sustainability using technology.
David Guest, Solution Architect and Technology Evangelist at Kocho,
BT’s new Partner Advisory Board will help accelerate digital transformation among UK businesses
With Mergers, Acquisitions and Divestments at record levels, the speed and effectiveness of data migration has come under the spotlight. Every step of this data migration process raises concerns, especially in spin-off or divestment deals where just one part of the business is moving ownership.
Mid-sized businesses are head down, wrestling with constantly evolving operational challenges, from skills shortages to supply chain delays and raging inflation. Management teams lack the time and often confidence to explore technology innovation and, as a result, too many companies are missing vital opportunities to cut costs, boost efficiency and reach new customers.
Fayaz Khaki, practice lead at Adarma, shares the importance of embedding security into cloud migration.
Analytics and the cloud can play a critical role in optimizing IT operations, streamlining processes, building high-performance teams, and ensuring data security for the organisation. It frees up resources to work on innovation rather than worrying about break-fixes and trying to keep services online. This article explores key benefits businesses stand to gain by moving analytics to the cloud.
There are major gains to be had by selling on cloud marketplaces, but SaaS companies must be prepared to invest time and effort.
Moving to a multi-cloud strategy is not for everyone, and there are barriers and challenges to overcome if this is option is considered
Gary Orenstein, CCO of Bitwarden, shares about protecting business cloud applications.
Paul Prudhomme, Head of Threat Intelligence Advisory at Rapid7, shares all about having your finger on the pulse- ransomware trends in the healthcare industry.
Flexibility. Adaptability. Scalability. Agility. These are the attributes that many businesses want to engender in their organisation. In search of these capabilities, many have turned to cloud technologies to help make them more competitive, driving significant levels of growth across the sector.