Is Zoho an exemplar for a new breed of 21st century technology company?
Attending an analyst relations event for Zoho recently was thought-provoking for Bloor's David Norfolk, and not just because of its technology.
End User Computing: What it is and why you should care
EUC stands for end user computing, and it’s any non-tangible computing resource that lives, or may live, on the desktop of an end user.
A new episode in the life of the Mainframe
These days, you should think of the mainframe as a very performant, flexible server with good parallel processing and virtualisation capabilities.
Park Place Technologies – A real “out of left-field approach” to AIOps
While Paul Bevan belives that Park Place Technologies isn’t talking, out loud at least, about AIOps, he thinks they will soon be playing in that space.
A Simple and Elegant Solution - Connecting to the Cloud from the Edge securely
While global interconnect providers like Equinix provide powerful and effective on-ramps to multiple cloud providers, there is a bigger challenge.
Cloud first is not necessarily best - You don’t have to go all-in
Paul Bevan hopes we are becoming a little more realistic about the claims that Cloud computing will automatically save money.
Lawyers meet coders to further the business of law at the Global Legal Hackathon
Global Legal Hackathon in London to progress the business of law, or to facilitate access to the law for the public.
Businesses need help to understand the requirements of an IoT project
The initial challenge about identifying IoT project use cases and business benefit is being tackled, albeit many examples are still only in the pilot phase.
DevOps growing up in Lisbon - A report from DevOps World | Jenkins World
At DevOps World | Jenkins World, Forrester told the assembled press and analysts that DevOps is winning and that use of waterfall methods is falling.
Now you can have lower costs and higher availability in Edge deployments
Edge computing will demand cost effective, small-footprint, agile, resilient systems that can be run in “dark” micro-datacentres.