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Optimizing Enterprise Modernization
Today’s enterprises require modern approaches – that don’t require abandoning critical infrastructure. Digital transformation cannot stop where the mainframe begins. Transform your business with modern approaches to mission critical technologies.
M&T Bank: The Importance of Human Relationships in Modernization
The human side of modernization or digital transformation can often get lost, but successful organizations know that placing emphasis on human relationships throughout these processes is quite valuable.
5 Tips for Success with Electronic Data Interchange
Electronic data interchange (EDI) is a key element of cross-business collaboration. While implementation of EDI can contain some pitfalls, it does not need to be difficult for your organization.
How Modernizing your DevOps Solutions Can Help Close the Skills Gap
To maintain a healthy talent pipeline in today’s climate, many organizations are modernizing their DevOps solutions. Discover how start modernizing your organization’s DevOps solutions and bridging the skills gap.
The Role of Mainframe in Modern Business
In a time of increasing disruptions, uncertainty is high and the need for stability has become critical for business continuity.
What to Look for in a Modern DevOps Solution
Many DevOps solutions currently in use are simply outdated and unable to meet the complex challenges facing businesses. We rounded up key features to consider as you modernize your organization.
The Evolving Role of the CIO
With the modernizing of business technologies, the role of CIO has changed significantly. Here’s one approach to hiring talent with the right criteria.
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.
Despite Advancements in Technology, the Mainframe Remains a Priority
A recent study shows that IT professionals say the mainframe continues to dominate IT infrastructure, and regardless of digital transformations, it will continue to do so.
The Value of True CI/CD – And How to Achieve It
Transitioning to any new process can present challenges, but armed with these key considerations, forward-thinking organizations are successfully transitioning to CI/CD.
5 Key Considerations When Starting an Automation Project
Set your organization up for automation to deliver not only success in the eyes of key stakeholders, but also significant business value.
Best Practices for Managing Content Sprawl in the Era of Remote Work
With the right strategies, companies can avoid the content sprawl that a hybrid workplace could otherwise suffer from.
There’s a Mainframe Skills Gap. Here Are Three Ways to Address It
Addressing the IT skills gap in today’s ultra-competitive hiring landscape means looking at non-traditional candidates and offering non-traditional opportunities.
Q&A: How Huntington Bank Democratized Data Accessibility
Today’s organizations have more data than ever before, but that data is useless if it’s not accessible. Huntington Bank leveraged data lineage to make its data more actionable.
Is Hybrid Cloud a Cop Out?
While cloud has become the next big thing in enterprise infrastructure, most organizations can’t abandon their mission critical technologies and require a hybrid cloud approach.
Q&A: How BNY Mellon is Preparing for New Financial Regulations in 2022
When BNY Mellon knows firsthand how complicated regulatory compliance can be—read on to learn more about the bank’s data governance journey.
5 Podcasts Tech and Business Leaders Should Be Listening To
With so many podcasts marketed toward enterprise leaders, it can be difficult to know which are worthwhile; read on for suggestions.
Why Employees – Not Customers – Should Be at the Heart of Modernization
While modernization journeys are complex, at their core they must focus on the same thing: employees.
The Rise of the Technical CEO
Today’s enterprises rely on technology more than ever before, opening doors for executives with technical backgrounds to become CEO.