By Debbie Green, Vice President of Applications, Oracle UK.
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AFG LAW is a full-service law firm providing expert legal advice to individual and commercial clients.
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By Ciaran Chu, Head of Public Cloud at ACI Worldwide.
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By Nick McMenemy, CEO & Founder Renewtrak.
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By Darren Watkins, managing director for VIRTUS Data Centres.
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Gone are the days where we are debating if moving to the cloud makes sense. We can all simply agree that everyone has migration, is migrating or will be migrating in the current tech climate. Research from IDG suggests that 73 per cent of organisations now have at least one application or a portion of their enterprise computing infrastructure, already in the cloud. The report also found that enterprise organisations have invested an average budget of $3.5 million to spend on cloud apps, platforms and services. By Paul Hampton, Senior Director of Product Marketing at Alfresco.
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Today, most companies are talking about cloud, but – what they’re not doing is realising the true potential of its power. Be it a software developer, manufacturer, or an enterprise, we’re seeing more and more companies migrating to the cloud. By W. Curtis Preston, chief technologist at Druva.
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Telstra, Australia’s leading telecommunications and information services company, is enhancing its integration with Platform Equinix® to provide its enterprise customers flexible, secure, on-demand multicloud network connectivity to more than 170 service providers in 38 markets globally.
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It seems surprising that over a decade after the words ‘cloud-computing’ were first uttered, businesses are only just fully immersing themselves in what is a relatively ‘old’ technology, with 42% of UK businesses using some form of cloud service. However, it’s understandable that concerns around privacy, security and potential data leaks have slowed the rate of adoption even in the world of media management; until now. By Tim Jobling, CTO, Imagen.
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The huge popularity of cloud services has seen organisations outsource applications, data and infrastructure to third party providers with the result that security perimeters have widened significantly. This has brought with it unwanted attention from cybercriminals, not only because cloud offers a potential route into corporate IT networks, but also due to the scope to evade detection from traditional security solutions. By Anurag Kahol, CTO at Bitglass.
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Many businesses today face great pressure to keep up with advances in computing technology, as well as the need to adapt to the ever-changing digital environment and remain competitive in their markets. Transforming from legacy infrastructure to one with a more digital-first focus is now a necessity for modern organisations, and it’s no simple task. By Helena Schwenk, Market Intelligence Manager at Exasol.
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For many organisations, the cloud journey has only just begun, while others continue to collect clouds as if they were coins or comic books. Both groups are venturing into uncharted territory. By Johnny Carpenter, Director of Sales EMEA, iland.
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The word ‘cloud’ now has two very different meanings for most people. Even those unfamiliar with the full potential of cloud computing and storage are likely benefitting from this technology on a daily basis. Few people still have a physical DVD or CD collection - instead we use on-demand streaming services for our entertainment. We have quickly become used to the limitless choice of music or films, stored away for us out of sight. So whether we fully understand it or not, we are all well aware of the benefits brought by the cloud to our everyday lives. By Rob Sinfield, VP, Sage Business Cloud Enterprise Management.
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As the cloud services market has developed, many businesses have forged exclusive service provider partnerships to benefit from the scale, agility and performance capabilities now offered by numerous large global hyperscalers. While their enormous success is testament to the way they have met the needs of businesses worldwide, many organisations have additional requirements relating to application performance, legacy applications, data hosted under certain jurisdictions, and data security. By Eltjo Hofstee, Managing Director, Leaseweb UK.
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