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Serverless: The future of cloud computing?
Serverless marks the next leg of the cloud journey as CIOs further abstract infrastructure and operations in pursuit of greater business agility.Digitally Uncensored
How to recover from SaaS stack bloat in the enterprise
Enterprises are seeing massive growth of SaaS adoption within their organizations. However, tech officers need to get organized and address issues with license management, redundancies, governance and compliance. Here are 5 steps to take to prevent IT bloat due to decentralized SaaS use.Feature
Winter 2019: State of the CIO
With digital transformation well under way, IT leaders are expanding their roles to take on business strategy responsibilities, identifying new areas of growth and opportunities for competitive differentiation, according to our 2019 State of the CIO research.Feature
UCSD shifts from Cobol to real-time data streaming
At the University of California San Diego, CIO Vince Kellen is taking a modular, incremental approach to replacing Cobol applications with modern ERP systems in a quest to give analysts real-time access to data.Feature
Oracle CEO Mark Hurd on the rebellion against complexity
As enterprises transition from on-premises IT, Oracle is positioning itself as the premier provider for cloud computing. You may think this is a stretch, but the company has steadily revamped its vast software portfolio to the point where all of its applications are available, imbued their full feature sets as well as new AI technology, on the cloud.Feature
TBM success stories: Improving the value of IT
CIOs are turning to financial analytics to automate technology business management (TBM), a framework for aligning the value of IT services with the cost to produce them.Feature
Wyndham Hotels checks into the cloud
Modernizing core reservation and property management systems by moving to the cloud sets Wyndham up for more innovative franchisee and guest experience, says CIO Scott Strickland.Feature
7 key IT investments for 2019 (and 3 going cold)
Technology investments are both soaring and falling as digital transformation grips enterprises of all types and sizes. Here's a look at 2019's likely tech hot and cold spots.Digitally Uncensored
3 ways Amazon can address its web service data risk – and what others can learn from it
Amazon may be facing a potentially data risk as third-party payment processors have been cited to be suspiciously getting sellers' Marketplace Web Service secret keys in the guise of integration.Feature
15 IT resolutions for 2019
Tech teams need to lose the grunt work, go on a dev diet, and exercise more strategic thinking.Feature
Magellan Health goes cloud-first to modernize IT
Magellan Health CIO Srini Koushik is embracing SaaS for identity management and other functions as part of a digital transformation aimed at improving the way the company leverages data.Feature
Inside Western Digital’s massive cloud ERP migration
A three-company merger has given Western Digital CIO Steve Phillpott a unique lens on moving ERP to the cloud. Here are his key takeaways.Feature
Workday CIO on tackling SaaS debt and sprawl
Configure your software, don’t customize it — but make sure you have the skills available to do it well: That’s the advice of Workday CIO Diana McKenzieHealthcare Technology Trends
The battle of the health clouds
Several large tech firms have launched health clouds to tap into the burgeoning digital health ecosystem. However, the health cloud value proposition may not be entirely clear at this time.News Analysis
Making sense of IBM-Red Hat in the multi-cloud era
IBM’s bid to buy Red Hat will see it integrating rivals’ cloud infrastructures, luring new clients to the cloud, and potentially kicking off an industry-wide series of cloud mergers.Feature
G6 Hospitality finds room to grow in AWS cloud
The operator of Motel 6 and Studio 6 hotel brands bet on Amazon Web Services and DevOps to run more agile operations, says CIO Jessie Burgess.Digitally Uncensored
4 areas of SMB operation that benefit the most from SaaS
Small to midsize businesses move towards Software-as-a-Service in a digital-first landscape.Feature
Sysco modernizes IT and ERP for the cloud
Sysco CTO Wayne Shurts is refactoring ERP and other critical business applications and migrating them to Amazon Web Services. Here’s how he’s doing it.Feature
5 CRM trends for 2018
Customer relationships are key to a healthy business. Here’s how organizations are making the shift to holistic, data-driven approaches to improving customer experience.Feature
What is inventory management? A system for streamlining operations
An inventory management system can help streamline your operations by keeping tabs on goods and supplies and by forecasting needs based on a wide array of data.News Analysis
SAP on Azure vies with Salesforce on AWS to break data out of silos
Data silos are bad, but strategies differ on the best way to break out of them.Reviews
Asana review: Intelligent, adaptive project management
Asana’s work management and collaboration platform is an impressive tool that enables teams to significantly reduce the time they spend dealing with processes and task management.Feature
The case for cooperative IT: How it works and who it's for
Both a technology model and a business model, cooperative IT brings companies together to share technology and resources. Where does such an approach pay off — and where should it be avoided?Feature
What is XaaS? A way to inject agility into your digital business
Everything as a service (XaaS) is emerging as a go-to operating model for delivering IT services. Co-opting the cloud’s rapid deployment model, XaaS may also serve as a revenue engine for innovative enterprises.Agile Enterprise
5 reasons for containerizing your legacy Windows Server applications
Why leading enterprises across the globe are turning to a container management platform to breathe new life into legacy Windows Server applications.News Analysis
SAP’s cloud analytics update offers insights in seconds, not months
With a refresh of its cloud analytics tools, SAP hopes to bring users new insights into their data more quickly and take some of the workload off the IT department.Feature
GM, Synchrony bet big on private clouds
GM's Randall Mott and Synchrony Financial's Carol Juel detail how private clouds enable them to build and scale applications with speed and agility. No public cloud required.Feature
16 time-saving tips for IT leaders
Want to maximize the time your organization spends on transformational initiatives? Here’s how to eliminate time-wasting practices and streamline how work gets done.The Digital CIO
Note to CIOs: It’s time to change the network
VMware book gives CIOs a look at how to transform their network to be optimized for the cloud.Feature
Ebates looks to cloud data lake to resolve ETL dilemma
Several years ago, an on-premises data lake was the answer to Ebates' BI infrastructure woes. Today, spikes in demand from ad hoc queries are interfering with core ETL workloads.Feature
Re-architecting IT for multicloud: 5 key steps
The task for CIOs is to define an all-inclusive IT architecture for on-premises and private/public cloud computing. Here are 5 steps to stay ahead of the game.The Digital CIO
Digital transformation drives next wave of application delivery controllers
F5 Networks previews the evolution of application delivery controllers (ADCs) to meet the demands created by digital transformation.Feature
Mobile-first strategy streamlines AZDCS case work
A mobile-first strategy leveraging cloud-based mobility helps the Arizona Department of Child Safety (AZDCS) better serve families and children.The Digital CIO
Machine learning turns unstructured secondary storage into globally accessible data
Cohesity’s Helios converts the massive amounts of secondary storage from a wasted asset into data capable of creating competitive differentiation.The Smart Service Desk
Finding the holy grail of centralized employee services
How to deliver operational efficiency, provide a great employee experience, and ubiquitously deploy it via the cloud.Feature
12 signs your strategic partnership has gone wrong
The most successful IT partnerships are continuously evaluated. Here’s how to tell a strategic IT relationship is on the rocks — and how to get it back on track.The Digital CIO
CIOs need to consider the human side of digital transformation
As digital transformation happens, it's critical that CIOs focus on transitioning employee skills, as well as deploying new technologies.Feature
7 secrets to a successful multi-cloud strategy
Deploying a multi-cloud strategy can lead to substantial benefits, while avoiding vendor lock-in. Here’s how to do it right.Watts on IT
Reverse hybrid cloud: how the cloud is moving on-premises
Google Cloud Platform and Amazon Web Services are moving into private data centers.DealPost
Bolster your cloud understanding with this AWS certification training
This training bundle features 22 hours of content which will teach you how to use AWS starting from the fundamentals.The Digital CIO
More artificial intelligence options coming to Google Cloud
At Next 2018, Google announced it is making Nvidia's Tesla P4 GPU available as a cloud service, enabling more businesses to get started with AI projects quickly.Watts on IT
Why hybrid integration platforms are key to multi-cloud management
Learn how enterprises are integrating their systems and data across the multi-cloud.Feature
6 ERP trends for 2018
Organizations are ditching side books and upping compliance audits while exploring the impact AI, blockchain and augmented reality will have on their enterprise resource planning systems.Feature
Shadow IT reconsidered: The case for losing control
Line of business users are provisioning technology by doing an end run around IT. But this loss of complete control of the IT estate has its benefits — for the CIO and the company as a whole.Cloud Solutions to Business Problems
The World Cup runs on the cloud
Global events like the World Cup and the Olympics are a perfect showcase for cloud’s versatility and elasticity.Feature
6 most-dreaded IT projects
Patching old systems, migrating email to the cloud, unsupported compliance mandates, and ERP upgrades are some of the jobs IT pros dread most.ERP Talking Points
4 reasons you should move to a cloud-hosted ERP
With more and more businesses moving their ERP system to the cloud, find out the key benefits of a cloud-hosted ERP.Feature
Loot Crate ERP implementation leads to innovation
The collectibles subscription startup embraces NetSuite for its ERP and builds a critical assortment planner application with the cloud software company's help.Feature
11 keys to a successful outsourcing relationship
Strategic outsourcing is a two-way street. Here’s how to increase your likelihood of getting the best from your IT service providers.
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