While the many benefits of cloud technology for healthcare organisations and, indeed, the wider ecosystem, are largely understood, the journey to the cloud is not without its roadblocks. As Cegedim Healthcare Solutions’ IT director, Mike Collier and primary care product director, Tony
£530,000 ey, that’s quite the teeth drying figure isn’t it? In a report published by EfficientIP and IDC, DNS (domain name system) attacks are on the rise, with a whopping 91% of those surveyed having fallen victim. Yet, compared to the rest
Despite the rise in cloud-based applications, on-premises software continues to show significant growth and demand from enterprise software customers. Could the cloud be about to lose its crown? According to a new report from Dimensional Research and sponsored by Replicated, the current
UK-based infrastructure management provider, 4D Data Centres has partnered with PeaSoup, a pioneering UK cloud provider with a heritage of disrupting the cloud market by the use of innovative technologies. See, disruption doesn’t always have to be a bad thing. In this
Sometimes things can get a little confusing in the cloud. In this article, Leigh Plumley, CRO at Aptum explores which workloads belong in the public cloud, private cloud, on-premises and SaaS. Organisations are continuing to leave behind traditional compute, storage and networking
The data landscape has evolved considerably in the last decade, leading to more data creation, retention, and analysis to gain insights and make data-driven decisions. A challenge facing many organisations is not only how to best manage, store, protect and share data,
In collaboration with MIT Tech Review, Databricks has released its new report, Building a high-performance data and AI organisation, diving into how data management strategies and technologies are evolving and the challenges organisations face when it comes to managing their data. The global study surveyed
Dennis Thankachan, Lightyear’s CEO and cofounder, debunks the common misconceptions and misunderstandings that surround colocation. There are several common misconceptions and misunderstandings when it comes to colocation. Perceived barriers of entry include everything from the fact that colocation is expensive, inflexible, or
Google has announced its newest Cloud region in Warsaw is now open, marking Google Cloud’s 25th location worldwide and the first cloud region to be opened in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE). The new Cloud region provides companies from Poland and the
While a fire has just ravaged a data centre of one of the main French hosting companies, the news reminds us once again that the choice to put one’s data in the cloud is never an absolute guarantee of protection.
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