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By Mark Keddie, Global Director of Privacy, Veritas Technologies.
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By Andrew Daniels, CIO and CISO, Druva.
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By W. Curtis Preston, Chief Technical Evangelist at Druva.
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Valuing data like any other asset would make it work better for business. By Herman Heyns is Co-Founder and CEO of Anmut.
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By Patrick Smith, Field CTO, EMEA, Pure Storage.
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Consumers everywhere are sharing data at lightning fast speeds and with extraordinary frequency — from videos and photographs to personal data, creative musings and medical records, with virtually everything being stored digitally for future reference. There are billions of mobile phones in the world, emitting 18 exabytes (1 billion gigabytes) of data each month. By Richard Walsh, head of memory marketing, Samsung Semiconductor Europe.
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And saying goodbye to legacy file data systems. By Barry Russell, SVP and GM of Cloud at Qumulo.
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No one can predict the future with 100 percent certainty. This year alone is evidence of that fact, with the pandemic turning the business landscape upside down. In January, very few would have expected the struggles that lay ahead, as offices shut, finances became sparse and employees were forced to work from home. By Alberto Pan, Chief Technical Officer at Denodo.
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Digital transformation is taking hold. Leading to organisations producing more data than ever before and at an increasingly fast volume. By Philip Bridge, President, Ontrack.
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By Bob Eve, Senior Data Management Strategist, TIBCO.
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By Ben Bulpett, EMEA Director, SailPoint.
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One dataset to rule them all, one team to find them. One tool to bring them all and the database bind them…. By Gordon Cullum, Chief Technology Officer at Mastek.
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Companies operating on old or inefficient systems is not new. Many were struggling years – if not decades – ago to run profitable concerns using outdated or inflexible technology, explains Philip White, Audacia.
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According to research group IDC, the number of connected devices is forecasted to grow to 42bn by 2025. With the demand for the Internet of Things (IoT), automation and 5G continuing to grow, and heavily influencing businesses and supply chains over the coming years, the sheer volume of data that companies will be dealing with will become more and more overwhelming. Whereas five to ten years ago we’d see new data centres popping up everywhere to store and move all of the data around, this is no longer the case. Many cities, such as Amsterdam, have put a stop to anymore data centres being built as they drain power from the grid and cities have to invest more in power and cooling systems to keep them running efficiently. Peter Ruffley, CEO at Zizo explains how there is an urgent need for existing data centres to be utilised better and for businesses to become savvier in how they store and move data. Just because businesses can store data, doesn’t mean they should.
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