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Decision-makers’ guide to multi-cloud experiences
A new survey of IT leaders pinpoints benefits and challenges.Sponsored by Transmit Security
5 Reasons Why a Good First Login Experience Can Drive Revenue
Customers have the power to choose which digital vendors to spend their money with. And they’re choosing those vendors that provide the most effortless transactions – starting with their first login.Sponsored by Broadcom
5 Steps to Optimized Value Stream Management for Agile and Development Leaders
Value Stream Management (VSM) tools and principles enable teams to enhance innovation, optimally balance resources, and fuel dramatic improvements in delivery. But how do leaders get started?Sponsored by Hewlett Packard Enterprise
How to Drive Sustainable, Data-First Business With HPE GreenLake
With the right technologies in place, you can embark on data-first transformation with an eye toward energy reduction.Sponsored by VMware
PeaSoup: The UK’s Only Cloud Provider to Use Liquid Immersion Cooling Technology Has a History of Innovation
PeaSoup has already dramatically reduced its carbon footprint by deploying systems that enable the company to use 60% less power than comparably sized providers, but that’s just the start. It’s determined to decrease its emissions to near zero, or lower, by the middle of this decade.Sponsored by Rocket Software
Considerations for Effectively Leading a Global Workforce
The key to maintaining a strong global workforce amid the Great Resignation? Prioritizing your employees – no matter their location. Here are three ways successful leaders are doing just that.Sponsored by VMware
As a CIO, Why Should I Support an Internal Developer Portal?
At a high-level, developer portals greatly improve your organization's developer experience: the ease and speed with which developers can do their daily jobs. This makes developers not only more productive but also happier.Sponsored by Broadcom Software
Broadcom Software Shows How the Cyber Defence Centre Will Help in 2022
By Andy Nallappan, Chief Technology Officer and Head of Software Business Operations, Broadcom Software – Enterprises and operators of critical infrastructure have long been on the front lines of cybersecurity. Most recently, new threats have been identified through our Symantec Threat Hunter team, including Lazarus, Verblecon and Daxin. And of course, the previous attacks forcing major service interruptions on large infrastructure.Sponsored by NTT
Let’s meet! Virtually, in-person, or somewhere in between?
The love/hate relationship with virtual events and what can be done to deliver better experienceSponsored by Transmit Security
Architecting Identity: Five Essential Elements of a Modern Customer Authentication Service
Enhancing customer authentication leads to more robust security, among other benefits. The best identity architects use a FIDO-based solution to modernize their customer authentication. Here’s how.Sponsored by Skyhigh Security
Don’t Get Caught with Your Door Unlocked
The case for Zero Trust security has never been clearer than it is today. Workflows are increasingly happening in the cloud, hybrid work is becoming the norm, and the number and impact of cyberattacks continues to escalate. According to the Cloud Collaboration Market 2022 by Mordor Intelligence, the Cloud Collaboration Market is growing at a calculated annual growth rate of 13.43% over the next five years. It seems the hackers have noticed.Sponsored by UiPath
How CIOs Can Accelerate Digital Growth Through Automation
By automating key IT and business processes, CIOs can digitally transform their enterprises to grow revenue, improve operational efficiency, and increase employee and customer satisfaction.Sponsored by NVIDIA
Your New Cloud for AI May Be Inside a Colo
Enterprises moving their artificial intelligence projects into full scale development are discovering escalating costs based on initial infrastructure choices. Many companies whose AI model training infrastructure is not proximal to their data lake incur steeper costs as the data sets grow larger and AI models become more complex.Sponsored by NVIDIA
Make Better AI Infrastructure Decisions: Why Hybrid Cloud is a Solid Fit
The traditional approach for artificial intelligence (AI) and deep learning projects has been to deploy them in the cloud. Because it’s common for enterprise software development to leverage cloud environments, many IT groups assume that this infrastructure approach will succeed as well for AI model training.Sponsored by NVIDIA
Hidden Mistakes that Companies Make in their AI Journey
As more companies deploy artificial intelligence (AI) initiatives to help transform their businesses, key areas where projects can go off the rails are becoming clear. Many problems can be avoided with some advanced planning, but several hidden obstacles exist that companies don’t often see until it’s too late.Sponsored by Hewlett Packard Enterprise
Colocation: A Crucial Pillar for Building a Data-First Organization
Colocation adds another robust layer to a hybrid IT estate, but there are challenges to making the move and ensuring seamless integration.Sponsored by Tanium
Why Now is the Time to Converge IT and Security Functions
What does it mean for IT and security functions to converge? Learn how and why these two distinctive functions can eliminate silos.Sponsored by Tanium
Point Tools are Failing: The Need For a New Class of Converged Endpoint Platforms
Navigating the largest attack surface in history requires a convergence of tools, teams, and data. Here’s what that looks like.Sponsored by Tanium
Too Many Tools in the Security Box and What to Do About It
When it comes mitigating cybersecurity risks, technology, tools and partnerships are critical — but you can have too much of a good thing!Sponsored by Tanium