Editorial

The United States has long been considered the leader in technology. It is home to some of the best universities in the world, which are responsible for many milestones in the development and creation of technology. Even though cloud computing was pretty much born in the US, other countries have

Thanks to the cloud, the days of storing everything on your own computer or physical drives are over. You can save, access, and share your files, like photos, videos, and documents, from anywhere with an internet connection. It also means you can stream movies, listen to music, and use apps without

Technology evolves rapidly, and none more so than software. AI has usurped the Cloud’s position as the darling of the internet age, and so it would come as a surprise to learn that globally, cloud adoption is still relatively slow. Approximately 98% of businesses still use on-premise servers.  De

Mainframe systems are the core of many organizations as they are often used for managing essential processes and information. These are systems that have been in existence for quite a long time, built on dated technology and support, but they remain very relevant in the execution of business

It’s not always easy for businesses to stay ahead of their competitors, and you may be left wondering what exactly it is that makes them seem like they just have some sort of edge about them. One solution, however, that has genuinely made an impact these past few years is cloud analytics. It’s not r

In the last decade or so, cloud technology has become so ingrained in our daily technology that we sometimes take for granted the seamless integration it facilitates. Enabling collaborative work processes, reducing reliance on data centers, and reducing data loss, cloud technology has become an