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Interop 2015 features products from networking, Cloud, virtualisation and security vendors.
The Microsoft of today is not the same as the Microsoft as yesterday, and Satya Nadella's appointment as CEO was the catalyst.
Click through all the products being released at VMworld this week
Pat Gelsinger lifts the lid on how the virtualisation and cloud company tackles the non-technology components of digital transformation
VMware CEO Pat Gelsinger reflects on the company’s legacy of the past 20 years, and its imperative for the future
VMware has made its cloud based Software Defined Data Centre available on the AWS Sydney region, a year almost to the day since its launch in the US and almost two years after VMware and AWS announced plans to jointly develop the service.
Server virtualisation has changed. It has rapidly evolved and is now a mature market.
Spark has unveiled a five-year plan to scrap its aging circuit-switched public telephone network and replace it with IP technology.
“With virtualisation adoption and cloud adoption becoming the standard across all of Asia, the timing for Zerto to enter the market could not be better."
Disruptive technologies do just what their name implies. They shake up existing markets and values and replace it with new markets. Such disruption can be painful, wrenching and traumatic, even though they play out over decades and, more often, come out for the better at the other end.
In New Zealand, all businesses, regardless of their size or industry, know that disaster recovery (DR) and business continuity (BC) is not a luxury item to have, but a real necessity.
In a cloud-obsessed world, is there a relevance yet for virtualisation and technologies associated with it? Apparently so.
New ways of working call for new ways of managing risk. Mobility, flexwork, bring-your-own device (BYOD) and increased collaboration across organisations have changed risk profiles and undermined existing IT architectures. The challenge is to allow people the flexibility they need to be productive, while ensuring the security and compliance required by enterprises. What's needed is a new security layer -- one that makes it possible to manage risk more effectively.
By making the right decisions and following best practices, leading organisations can easily combine the best of on-premise and cloud in order to reap benefits in faster delivery, improved reliability and savings on IT costs.
