Cloud adoption stories - Page 15

At its annual THINK event, IBM has made its intentions clear with the tech colossus investing heavily to bolster its multi-cloud strategy.

Routed's director says while cloud providers are responsible for securing the cloud, only the organisation can secure how they use it.

For many, the question is no longer whether a business should venture into cloud-native, but how - Ovum has some advice for organisations.

Mid-to-large enterprises are rapidly adopting pure cloud-based finance solutions, driving productivity and profitability gains, reports Gartner.

The majority of global organisations operate with a cloud-first mentality, according to a new study by Veritas.

Cloud adoption is no longer considered experimental, but there are still risks that organisations need to mitigate.

Nutanix has released findings from its report that shows many businesses aren't getting the benefits they thought they would from cloud adoption.

Mature cloud technology, software-defined infrastructure, containers and DevOps are being pursued by IT professionals.

While cloud adoption continues its steady march in EMEA, a new survey has revealed the recent spate of cyberattacks has thrown a spanner in the works.

A new study from Rackspace has found that big businesses are losing around US$258m a year because of a lack of cloud expertise.

The findings come from the company's Future of Networking survey, which includes responses from 1000 IT decision makers.

HPE says the initiative provides a one-stop-shop for cloud services, helping customers attain the right mix of hybrid IT requirements.

While North America holds the largest market share in 2017, Asia Pacific is projected to be the fastest growing region.

Infor's ERP software is used by New Zealand companies in the food and beverage, dairy, manufacturing, distribution industries; and government bodies.

Perth-based startup Tape Ark launches data storage solution, aiming to migrate aging corporate data from tapes to the cloud.

Channel change is bringing with it new opportunities for resellers, who remain well placed to capitalise on the insatiable need for technology.

15% of new enterprise applications are cloud-native today with adoption set to increase rapidly in the next three years, jumping to 32% by 2020.

Developing organisations on both sides of the Tasman represent great opportunities for growth, with progression and potential in equal measure.

Aussie firms at the vanguard of the global shift to cloud computing, studies by ServiceNow find, showcasing a leap in cloud-first policies.

Informatica launches program designed to make lives easier for distributors and resellers by extending product portfolio to a wider range of customers.