Cloud - Further Information

How the InterSystems IRIS platform plays within a data fabric architecture.

An Enterprise Information Architecture can be viewed as the operating system of the Enterprise by means of which all applications are deployed and executed.

In a data-driven world, organisations need to be able to manage the corporate data resource intelligently and flexibly. A data fabric is the key enabler.

TIBCO has been a core part of the enterprise infrastructure software marketplace since its formation in 1997.

Appian Corporation’s focus has been on low-code application development working with a Platform as a Service offering with enterprise level applications as its primary market.

Mimik Technology is a software company that aims to provide an operating environment that allows any smart device to act as a cloud server.

IBM Cloud is now a major element of the overall IBM operation, with a strong focus on providing cloud operations and services for major enterprises and organisations.

The capabilities of SARI..BE offer an interesting entry point to such a Digital Twin Ecosystem environment.

eG Enterprise V7 manages and monitors the end-user experience and business performance of applications and infrastructure.

Transparency and metrics, provided to all stakeholders, are essential for good network management.

Enterprise Server 3.0 (or Mainframe) modernisation is relevant, cost-effective and avoids waste. David Norfolk investigates.

In this research paper, Paul Bevan outlines the competitive Hybrid IT Infrastructure Management Market vendor landscape.

The World Economic Forum has characterized AI driven automation as the lynchpin of a Fourth Industrial Revolution.

Embrace hybrid multi-cloud, but embed assurance intelligence in the infrastructure. Paul Bevan and David Norfolk explore in this Spotlight.

Virtana is a SaaS based modular platform for migrating and optimizing capacity, performance, and cost across cloud environments.

Event Correlation and automation allows users to consider a ‘best of breed’ approach to building a single view of their IT infrastructure and performance.

The implementation of 5G networks, IoT and Edge computing are fundamental to unlocking the revenue growth and costs savings promised by Industry 4.0.

To deliver services reliably, companies need seamless access to application-centric performance metrics across their infrastructure, whether on-premises or in the cloud.