Shared services catch on, but need to scale to digital proportions
At the IT level, services are shared more than ever, thanks to cloud.
At the IT level, services are shared more than ever, thanks to cloud.
Cisco projects that a mere 485 data centers will be handling close to half of the world's workloads and data in a few years.
Survey finds the vast majority of U.S. federal IT managers feel their systems are not capable of meeting the challenges ahead.
Thanks to cloud, a massive shakeup of the enterprise IT market has only begun. However, it remains to be seen how far enterprises will go in entrusting their infrastructures to outside parties.
A brief explanation of what a software defined data center means, and what it means to IT.
Pharmaceutical CIO ditches the data center, takes advantage of cloud buyer's market: 'Our business continuity plan is now one bullet: go home.'
A Netflix software engineer describes how the world's largest pure cloud service keeps on delivering.
The safest and cheapest place to open a data center? The United States.
Service oriented architecture and XML address transactional services, but enterprises still need a way to manage, digest and share information to complement these services.
Software as a Service has password issues. Platform as a Service has encryption issues. Infrastructure as a Service has rogue user issues.