Digital transformation sounds simple in theory; in practice it’s anything but. Even organizations with ambitious resilience goals struggle to keep pace with rapid innovation while juggling the...
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While many of us are busy building playlists for seasonal travel and get-togethers, the people running our digital world are orchestrating something else. Their work revolves around uptime, with...
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Every organization depends on digital services that must stay available and secure. The margin for error is getting smaller. More clouds, more devices, and more threats mean greater risk to...
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Innovation is reshaping businesses from the inside out. Complexity is multiplying with every new platform, application, and data flow. System integrators (SIs) are becoming the difference between...
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Shadow IT is everywhere. What began with employees or departments bringing familiar tools such as personal email or file-sharing apps into the workplace has grown into unauthorized...
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The wrong data can be worse than no data at all. Across sectors, operations teams are dealing with an unprecedented volume of information from applications, networks, clouds, and security systems....
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Imagine trying to navigate a dense fog without a compass. That’s what managing artificial intelligence (AI) systems and modern applications can feel like without consistent, reliable insights....
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If you know what “o11y” is, you probably know what a site reliability engineer (SRE) does. Maybe you are one. Observability pipelines help SREs monitor and understand system behavior by using data...
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Remote sites are not just extensions of the corporate headquarters. They’re active, data-rich domains where local interactions quietly shape broader service outcomes. Yet problems at the edge are...
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Every digital interaction is a high-stakes exchange between customers and brands. In a challenging market with higher expectations for digital transformations, infrastructure is one of the few...
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According to Mordor Intelligence, the IT infrastructure market is expected to grow from $230.11 billion to $433.43 billion by 2030. A strong infrastructure supports expansion, new technologies,...
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Success in the cloud depends less on adoption and more on agility. Recent industry trends point to emerging data management challenges across cloud service providers and legacy infrastructure,...
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Why is airport Wi-Fi so painfully slow? It’s a familiar complaint and a constant source of frustration. Whether they’re scanning, swiping, streaming, or checking in, travelers count on digital...
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There are about 18 billion Internet of Things (IoT) devices in use today. For context, there are “only” 8 billion people in the world. These IoT devices, from industrial scanners to retail...
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Digital tools such as mobile apps, quoting engines, and telematics are now table stakes in insurance. But behind every digital interaction lies a less visible challenge: technology that doesn’t...
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Digital resilience is not a response plan. It’s a readiness posture. Too often, business continuity strategies are activated only after disruptions occur. But by then, the damage has already...
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Everything you touch, from your coffee mug to your keyboard, began as an idea. Manufacturing made it real. But “building reality” requires precision. As digital transformations expanded to...
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Remaining compliant with the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) requires an ongoing strategy that incorporates observability and cybersecurity solutions into daily operations.
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The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) is a regulatory wake-up call urging financial institutions to protect services and customers from critical risks.
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In school districts, service failures can slow networks, freeze critical applications, and disrupt cloud-based learning tools, impacting digital learning and operations significantly.
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