Opinion stories
Putting the right infrastructure solutions in place will help businesses reduce their risk profile by ensuring backups are protected from attack.
Investing the effort to automate, streamline, or improve a process today will reduce the time the same task takes tomorrow and every day after that.
When done correctly, software testing reduces development costs and improves performance writes Tricentis enterprise manager for ANZ Leon Booth.
Rather than being ignored as a by-product of their IT estate, businesses should make sure metadata is on their radar, writes SnapLogic CTO Craig Stewart.
Data is most useful at the exact time it is captured, leading to a fundamental rethink in how it should be treated, writes Hazelcast CTO John DesJardins.
IT and security professionals face growing complexity as remote work and cloud services become the norm, making smarter security solutions crucial.
An effective CTI program requires the alignment of people, processes and technology, writes ThreatQuotient APJC regional director Anthony Stitt.
The idea of a 'paperless office' has been talked about for many years, but few organizations have actually adopted the concept and eliminated paper for good.
When an organisation gives their employees access to data analytics, it gives their talent pool access to context to make the best decision — all in real-time.
IoT search engines pose serious risks as well as offering solutions, with the vulnerabilities of VMware vCenter servers serving as a prime example.
DCIM isn't just about keeping documentation up to date all the time; it's also about monitoring what the documentation represents.
Retailers who fared better during the pandemic were those who had a head-start in their digital capabilities. But, for others, it was a race to catch up.
Organisations are continuing to operate in an uncertain environment with no guarantee of what will happen tomorrow.
The everything customer might sound like an abstract concept, but if we brush away the buzzword veneer, it becomes apparent that we're all everything customers.
Moving services to the cloud is becoming the deployment choice for many organisations as digital transformation continues, according to a recent Gartner report.
Here are reasons why the future of the cloud should be incorporating open source — and it starts with helping to address the current skills shortage.
Employers desperately need relevant skills, competence and real-world experience, which multi-year degrees often fail to offer, writes DDLS CEO Jon Lang.
Clients' expectations remain high during the engagement entire process, and companies must ensure each stage of the process is consistently positive.
The benefits of low-code development are significant and will continue to increase as the capabilities of supporting platforms continues to grow.
The global health crisis has highlighted the need for digital inclusion for all. Infosys aims to extend digital skills to 10 Mn+ people by 2025.
