CIOs vs. the supply chain: Laptop shortages threaten enterprise efficiency

IT is now maintaining a more diverse fleet of laptops in the wake of scarcity and rising costs in computing equipment.

By Roberto Torres • Sept. 1, 2021

Solving the puzzle of ownership costs for enterprise computing

Cost of ownership influences enterprise device decisions, including upfront costs and management spend. But not all systems are created equal.

By Roberto Torres • Aug. 13, 2021

What happens when legacy apps become unmanageable?

In theory, a mainframe could last forever. But if aging technology is kept past its prime, it could weigh down a company's ability to innovate.

By Roberto Torres • Aug. 9, 2021

What to know about IP address leasing

Global demand means top dollar for companies with excess capacity they want to monetize, says a broker.

By Robert Freedman • Aug. 4, 2021

Glitchy internet hurts 1 in 5 workers: report

The purview of IT teams extends into employees' homes, which requires solving for a host of tech issues on a case-by-case basis. 

By Roberto Torres • July 27, 2021

Domain Name Councils emerge as a crucially helpful resources to keep corporate portfolios strong

As more companies utilize domain names, domain name managers can now easily manage their portfolios with DNCs.

By Matt Serlin, GoDaddy • July 26, 2021

Spending on servers rebounds as core systems remain on-prem

Easy migrations are already in the cloud, Forrester's Andrew Bartels said. What remains — and takes longer to shift — are critical, transaction-intensive and core components of infrastructure.

By Roberto Torres • June 29, 2021

Hot desks are heating up as people head back to the workplace

Envoy analyzed their platform data of over 225,000 desk bookings to provide insights into how employees are using the workplace.

By Jonathan Weindel, Head of Data Analytics at Envoy • June 28, 2021

HP, Dell adjust supply chains as shortages linger

Dell is prioritizing "more valuable places for" components, and HP is building its inventory levels.

By Matt Leonard • June 3, 2021

Why do cloud migrations fail?

90% of CIOs have experienced failed cloud migration projects, with 74% of companies moving applications back on-premises. Why are the migrations failing?

June 1, 2021

Balance precision and speed for a smart cloud migration

When it comes to planning cloud migration, precision equals performance. Having said that, migration momentum must always be top of mind. So how do you balance the two?

May 17, 2021

3 types of hybrid work models (and the pros and cons of each)

There are many ways to approach hybrid work. Explore three types of hybrid work schedules, their pros and cons, and which work best for different companies.

May 10, 2021

3 biggest threats to cloud migration planning

What are the 3 biggest killers of cloud migration planning? How can you accelerate the time-to-value of your cloud journey?

May 3, 2021

The Water Cooler: 8 executives on the oldest tech in the workplace

Recollections of mainframes, COBOL, databases and Y2K memorialize the early days of IT careers.

By Katie Malone , Roberto Torres • April 29, 2021

How to succeed in the hybrid office landscape

Remote work is here to stay; time to hit the reset button and structure for the long term.

April 26, 2021

What's causing your app delivery delays?

Interested in developing applications really fast? Separate Your IT Team from the Pack

By Forsyth Alexander • April 26, 2021

Satellite internet: digital divide solution or 'science experiment'?

SpaceX and Amazon have said the technology can help rural America get online, but opponents say it's unproven and not worthy of federal investment.

By Chris Teale • March 30, 2021

In the post-pandemic tech stack, where does the Chromebook fit?

Chromebook appeals to heads of IT due to its ease of use and management, but application compatibility can hinder wider enterprise deployments.

By Roberto Torres • March 26, 2021

Verizon Fios outage is the latest system failure to hinder remote work

Though disruptions are common, over preparing for worst-case scenarios can sink a business's bottom line.

By Katie Malone • Jan. 26, 2021

Application delivery: While you were coding

Explore what you missed last year while you could have been developing apps with OutSystems.

By Forsyth Alexander • Jan. 25, 2021

Gartner: 6 trends changing the I&O landscape

With remote work here to stay, infrastructure and operations leaders must start preparing now to adapt to a dispersed workforce.

By Katie Malone • Dec. 7, 2020

Digital business technology platforms: The all-in-one solution for company needs

Digital business platforms integrate and orchestrate enterprise IT systems as the COVID-19 pandemic accelerates modernization.

By Katie Malone • Oct. 23, 2020

Desk phones flirted with extinction, but evolving interfaces keep them relevant

With the pandemic, vendors are exploring how they can change a phone's interface for their customers. The question has become, what kind of devices "deserve a spot" on someone's desk at home. 

By Samantha Schwartz • Aug. 18, 2020

Internet disruptions up 45% since January, ThousandEyes finds

If outages result from massive upticks in traffic, they can ripple through businesses, no matter their connection to the internet or an ISP. 

By Samantha Schwartz • Aug. 4, 2020

Microsoft Teams scales to 20K meeting participants

The company is capping interactive meetings at 1,000 participants, adding a "view only" option for large calls. 

By Samantha Schwartz • Aug. 3, 2020