Deployment Models, Hybrid Cloud
December 7, 2023
Via: Network WorldIBM has delivered a SaaS package it has been developing to help enterprises connect and secure multicloud resources. The service, IBM Hybrid Cloud Mesh, implements a virtualized networking environment to rapidly enable secure connectivity between users, applications, and data distributed […]
August 9, 2022
Via: ComputerworldUsually, when it comes to a business cloud decision, you’re going to go with one of the big players: Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud Services, IBM Cloud, or Microsoft Azure. You know their names. But the bigger clouds aren’t […]
Deployment Models, Public Cloud
February 14, 2022
Via: Data Center KnowledgeIBM is planning to offer its experimental cloud-based mainframe application development and testing platform as a commercial service. Called Wazi as-a-Service (Wazi aaS), it delivers z/OS-based virtual server instances using IBM Cloud’s logically isolated Virtual Private Cloud infrastructure. IBM says […]
September 8, 2021
Via: CIOFinancial institutions face challenges from every corner, whether it’s the scrutiny of regulators or the schemes of sophisticated cybercriminals determined to extort and steal. And if that wasn’t enough, the financial services landscape is more competitive than ever, with agile […]
Deployment Models, Global Cloud, Hybrid Cloud
March 4, 2021
Via: TechRadarIBM customers will now be able to use its hybrid cloud services from any environment and on any cloud, on premises or even at the edge with the launch of IBM Cloud Satellite. The tech giant also worked with Lumen […]
November 23, 2020
Via: ZDnetEver since IBM unveiled Cloud Pak for Data as a cloud-native integrated set of analytics and AI platform, we’ve been wondering when IBM would take the next step and announce a full-blown managed cloud service. It’s now starting to happen […]
Deployment Models, Public Cloud
May 5, 2020
Via: ZDnetWhile IBM’s primary cloud message over the past few years has been about multi-cloud, it has continued to offer its own public cloud and has targeted it at complex enterprise workloads that typically run on mainframes or other systems. Among […]
February 4, 2020
Via: Thoughts on CloudCars have always been built for travel, but the experience of driving has changed dramatically over the last few decades. Today’s connected cars are not only equipped with seamless internet, but usually have a wireless local area network (WLAN) that […]
Deployment Models, Hybrid Cloud
January 30, 2020
Via: Thoughts on CloudAccessible entertainment isn’t often easily accessible. The mainstream entertainment industry doesn’t cater to people who can’t see or hear well; people with PTSD, autism or epilepsy; or those who are learning English as a second language. These population segments can […]
Deployment Models, Hybrid Cloud, Service Models
December 9, 2019
Via: Thoughts on CloudPeople who are shopping, researching, or doing anything at all online don’t want to be held up by a website that takes a long time to load. And, ads are one of the most common reasons for poor website performance. […]
Cloud Clients, Deployment Models, Hybrid Cloud
August 19, 2019
Via: Thoughts on CloudSmall businesses operating with lean teams face many challenges, including being distracted by paperwork and planning. These tasks are necessary, but shift focus away from the actual work of the business. Company owners might worry about questions such as What […]
August 15, 2019
Via: Thoughts on CloudWe’ve all called a company’s customer service number only to be greeted by an interactive voice response (IVR) system. The IVR will say to press one for this and two for that and so on. You must wait for the […]
Deployment Models, Hybrid Cloud
July 22, 2019
Via: Thoughts on CloudThe Primerica business really started at the kitchen tables of Middle American families. Those personal, sometimes difficult conversations about finances and life insurance built trust. That trust allowed us to help families get the financial services they needed to protect […]
April 30, 2019
Via: Thoughts on CloudDemand for wind energy is soaring. The European Union (EU) has set a target to increase the share of energy consumed from renewable sources to 20 percent by 2020. Wind energy is now the second leading form of power generation […]
April 25, 2019
Via: Thoughts on CloudIn the financial services industry, a firm that uses technology to differentiate its business most often has an advantage over the competition. Today, firms are increasingly focused on cognitive services and intelligent analytics that can be used to deliver better […]
Deployment Models, Hybrid Cloud
April 12, 2019
Via: Thoughts on CloudThe Masters golf tournament may be traditional on the course, but it’s driving innovation with its infrastructure and online fan experiences behind the scenes. “The Masters is surprisingly modern when it comes to its infrastructure in that it operates a […]
Deployment Models, Hybrid Cloud
March 21, 2019
Via: Thoughts on CloudAccording to a recent study, 98 percent of enterprises surveyed plan to use multiple hybrid clouds within three years. This may include the use of multiple cloud providers including IBM Cloud, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Azure, Google Cloud Platform (GCP) […]
February 21, 2019
Via: Thoughts on CloudBlockchain is attracting a lot of interest, especially since cryptocurrencies have exploded into the mainstream. To access a market that’s estimated to be worth trillions of dollars, our company, Credits, created a fast, cost-effective public blockchain platform hosted on scalable […]
February 1, 2019
Via: Thoughts on CloudIndonesia is home to the world’s fourth largest population, with 261 million people spread across more than 18,000 islands. From the bustling streets of Jakarta to the long, sandy beaches of Bali, there’s one thing all Indonesians share: the need […]
December 28, 2018
Via: Thoughts on CloudIf there’s one lesson that software companies have learned over the past few years, it’s that creating a cloud version of your solutions isn’t as straightforward as it might seem. On the one hand, there are the technical challenges of […]