Opinion stories
Focusing on these three areas will help businesses position themselves to take full advantage of the opportunities they see without incurring undue risk.
The path to reinvention can be achieved through a managed services approach, minimising disruption associated with both anticipated and unanticipated change.
Decision-makers and IT leaders must consider the role MLOps will play in their business, writes Micro Focus business consultant Matthew Bertram.
Enterprises now have a vast amount of choice in terms of cloud platforms. But should they take a standardised approach to adoption, or a specialised one?.
A successful transition can lead to enhanced efficiency, better service, and increased profit, writes ConnectWise SVP of international sales Gregg Lalle.
By investing in advanced tools that access huge datasets, merchants get a better picture of what 'good' customers look like, meaning fewer are declined.
By adopting a DevOps approach to their work, IT teams can achieve better optimised applications and consistent, reliable performance for end users.
Locally based contact centres are good for the country and better for business, writes MaxContact director of operations for Australia Daniel Harding.
There are several reasons why a move into the cloud makes sense for many businesses. Most notably: cost, technical burden, and operations.
By choosing the right migration from the outset through developing KPIs and planning for migration, companies are setting themselves up for success.
Businesses fail more frequently today than ever, in part due to a lack of understanding around correct implementation of data analytics.
The ways in which bad actors can use DNS to mount attacks are numerous. Here are some of the most popular ones.
The cloud has virtually infinite redundancy, storage and compute power, so why reinvent it? True cloud security should be delivered from the cloud itself.
Threats to applications go beyond exploiting code and logic vulnerabilities which are already more than enough to analyse and cope with.
The coming years hold lots of fresh business opportunities for those positioned and ready to take advantage of them.
Statistics show that lacking clear goals is the most common cause of project failures in business, underscoring the vital need for project management skills.
Business intelligence comes from activating all possible data sources and making informed decisions based upon the facts presented.
Organisations that fail to examine their print environment could miss a pivotal opportunity to save money, writes Y Soft managing director for ANZ Adam O'Neill.
To access work emails, it may suffice to use with multi-factor authentication. But if users want to access customer data, that security control isn't enough.
ANZ Bank is blocking between 8 million and 10 million malicious emails a month, double last year's figure, as cyber-attacks increase.
