Pure Storage, a leading independent all-flash data platform vendor, recently announced the results of Evolution, an independent global research survey exploring the ways businesses are balancing infrastructure and applications today and in the future.
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The move to digital with its accompanying shift to the cloud, use of IoT sensors and advanced analytics is a profound change for both business and IT.
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New research indicates that it is not a case of whether or not an organization will adopt cloud computing, it is a matter of when that will happen, if it has not already.
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As an IT service management (ITSM) professional, which public cloud “camp” are you in: Cloud is great? Cloud is a disaster? Couldn’t care less about cloud? (Hopefully none of you are still at “what’s cloud?”) These and many other cloud “attitudes” tend to be present, all at the same
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Digital applications create the software foundation on which enterprise organizations’ digital business models are being built.
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The growth of cloud computing has exceeded almost everyone’s expectations over the past five years, with cloud accounting for 70% of related IT market growth from 2012 to 2105.
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I’m going to let you in on a little secret: I’ve broken the terms of use for SaaS software and shared a license before. Surprised? My guess would be no … because you’ve probably done it too.
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As it promised in December, Docker has bestowed containerd, its core container runtime, upon the Cloud Native Computing Foundation, putting an important piece of container infrastructure under neutral governance.
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SAN FRANCISCO – Google had several big tech and service announcements at this week’s second annual Google Cloud Next conference here. But the company is also leveraging a surprising resource to win enterprise customers – people.
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