INSIGHT: Top 6 Cs to dominate the IT marketplace
The six key trends to dominate the IT industry agenda throughout 2015, and no doubt beyond.
The six key trends to dominate the IT industry agenda throughout 2015, and no doubt beyond.
Microsoft has completed a series of moves aimed at making its Dynamics AX ERP software a more viable option for large enterprises, and plans to showcase them this week during the Convergence conference in Atlanta.
To prepare for growing data traffic, Optus will use a packet transport switch by Juniper for its converged wireline and 4G mobile network, Juniper said.
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Microsoft's announcement this week that it would begin offering its Dynamics ERP (enterprise resource planning) software via the Azure cloud platform drew significant interest from attendees of the Convergence conference in Atlanta, but some users and partners have questions Microsoft has yet to answer about its plans.
Google has released three new tools as part of its Google Apps suite, designed to increase collaboration in the enterprise.
When companies decide to combine logical and physical security, one of the first challenges they face is finding a leader who has been exposed to both information security and physical security. Someone has to be put in place to create change. Who is this person? What is their skill set? Where can they be found? Does he or she actually exist?
Even before Cisco chief executive John Chambers took the stage at this year’s International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas earlier this month, it was clear he’d be talking about the consumer market — a radical change for a company best known for selling routers to enterprises. The stage featured a mock living room, kid’s room, home-office and car.
Auckland’s North Shore City Council has signed a three-year ICT services contract with Revera, with an option for a two-year extension.
Talk of convergence has become as much of a cliché in the phone world as in computing. But convergence is of little value to users if it requires a major change in behaviour to access new benefit. For example, having to learn new procedures or navigate more elaborate arrays of buttons on an increasing variety of instruments mitigates against any benefits.
The latest buzzword in telecommunications isn’t a box, an application or a service. Instead, IMS (Internet Protocol Multimedia Subsystem) is a way of organising all those elements and more.