Cloud adoption stories

According to new research from Infosys, when it comes to cloud progress, Australia and New Zealand are near the front of the pack.>>

"This shows that while Australian and New Zealand enterprises can harness the cloud to deploy and scale fast, there is still a need to drill into those growth benefits such as finding new revenue streams.">>

With increasingly secure cloud options available, there is little holding agencies back from embracing cloud. >>

Data Centre 220 announced half a million dollars worth of investment into its technical resources at the Chorus Live event last month.>>

There are several reasons why a move into the cloud makes sense for many businesses. Most notably: cost, technical burden, and operations.>>

There are seven key areas that organisations must consider as they accelerate their move to the cloud, writes Empired practice manager for modern workplace Jaen Snyman.>>

To address the increasing number of cyber-attacks and data privacy concerns, more organisations should focus on ensuring their data platform can provide consistent data security, governance, lineage, and control across their hybrid cloud next year.>>

A new report from Accenture reveals that even after years of investment into cloud initiatives, many organisations are not seeing the results they expected, and full value realisation remains a stubborn challenge.>>

AppDynamics, part of Cisco, has been featured as an Application Performance Monitoring Partner in the Microsoft Cloud Adoption Framework for Azure. >>

The multi-region study shows the pandemic as an extraordinary catalyst for the adoption of cloud, automation, and greater digital engagement.>>

While just 1% of enterprises have no cloud use at all, just 13% have fully-realised, business-wide cloud adoption programmes.>>

87% of enterprises will accelerate their cloud migration in a post-COVID-19 world reveals a study by LogicMonitor.>>

IT investments and initiatives that drive operational effectiveness, build a data-driven organisation, and acquire and retain customers are key priorities for Australian CIOs.>>

Hybrid cloud offers the ability to diversity spend and IT skills, to choose features based on a service provider’s strengths, and to build resiliency.>>

“With great power comes great responsibility. Automation also lets you break things at scale, and it can be expensive.">>

Customers of Atlassian, a provider of team collaboration and productivity software, will be able to leverage McAfee MVISION Cloud to apply their security policies to their use of Atlassian services.>>

Getting off legacy systems can be difficult but the potential benefits of updating IT infrastructure or even better integrating old systems can be immense.>>

Unisys was accepted to join NZ Government’s online market to make it easier for agencies to access CloudForte framework.>>

In the midst of global pandemic and remote working, delivering business value and adopting DevOps and cloud is an even greater challenge. David Reiss and Deane Sloan of Equinox explain how to navigate adoption and security during COVID-19.>>

Does your business have a work from home strategy yet? Many organisations are looking to put one in place, to provide employees with greater flexibility around when and where they work.>>

New web services APIs and container technology streamline integration of nShield HSMs with cloud environments.>>

"As dependence on the cloud increases, it requires organisations to employ data management strategies that are robust, yet flexible enough to aid their transformation, while mitigating risks.">>

More than 50% of enterprises are looking at cloud applications as a foundation for digital transformation, according to new Infosys research.>>

Digital transformation, migration to the enterprise cloud and increasing customer demands have tech leaders looking to AI for the answer >>