Nutanix .NEXT – VDI is dead, long live VDI on steroids
Nutanix wants to be the 'new kid on the block' and exploit new hardware and software architectures to make VDI far more significant and, yes, make it the year of sometime soon.
Archive: Cloud platforms - infrastructure and architecture
Rhonda Vetere, Santander's infrastructure CIO - it's how you tackle challenges that makes the difference
Rhonda Vetere, former CTO of Estee Lauder and now CIO at an international bank, shares her secrets to success in the competitive world of IT management.
You think an SAP S/4HANA conversion is a nightmare? Check out IESA's five month journey
IESA embarked on an ambitious, some might think suicidal project to move from SAP ECC to S/4HANA - in five months. It came in on time and under budget. Here's how.
New CEO Mike Ettling wants Unit4 to run like a cloud company
Now that Unit4 has put a microservices-based cloud platform in place, new CEO Mike Ettling wants the company to run like a cloud business
New Relic pitches "single pane enterprise view" with new platform offering
New Relic's new offering aims to let customers to see "absolutely everything they need to observe in production".
Nutanix .NEXT – fire starting in the belly of the channel
The burgeoning cloud services marketplace could grind to a halt if the reseller channel community fails to get its act together and start taking those services – with their own expertise and IP added in – out to businesses.
Bringing serverless convenience to containers
Microsoft, Red Hat partner on new features, serverless technology.
Imagine 2019 - Adobe Commerce Cloud or just Magento Commerce, take your pick!
Big or small, there's going to be an Adobe e-commerce option for you.
Nutanix .NEXT - the platform expands, but is the channel ready to fill the Bucket?
The future for many businesses will be a hybrid mix with a range of different cloud services and service providers that will need to work together. This is a role custom-made for channel partners to exploit, but they need to be ready, and maybe they ain’t...
Gousto believes going all-in on AWS is a recipe for success
The UK recipe box delivery company has used AWS from the outset and CTO Shaun Pearce explains why the company relies on the company as it doubles in size every year.
Why AIOps is a feature, not a silver bullet
Intelligence and automation are slowly infusing all IT operations software.
Knowledge19 - Thames Water eyes ServiceNow as a “true cloud brokerage system”
The London based utility company is also using the ServiceNow platform to keep control of its systems, after a huge insourcing project.
Comic Relief switched from multi-cloud to serverless with AWS and saw a 93% cost reduction
AWS bill for March 2015 in multi-cloud was $83,000, and for March 2019 on AWS Lambda it’s $5000. Comic Relief explains why AWS has reduced stress for the charity.