cloud

In a world of limited resources, you use only what is needed. Should that be the case for Multicloud IT resources as well? Depends. First, understand what you actually need.

Data is like oil in modern data processing. Companies are competing for the best technologies to extract and refine data for better insights into their companies, deals and processes.

Change is inevitable and it may be a fortunate consequence of growth. In an era where agility is needed and delivering new and better services faster may be the difference...

We want the rainbow of cloud benefits. But first, we need to clear away the storm. While a move to the cloud may help provide some of the benefits described, it is important to understand key concerns and considerations. To hear me explore this topic in more detail, join me at CloudEXPO in New York City, for my session “You Can’t Get the Rainbow Without the Cloud” on November 12.

Istio helps DevOps teams implement modern, microservices-based applications with containers, run them at scale, and integrates beautifully with Kubernetes.

DAA opens an entirely new framework that will enable service operators to benefit from improved service velocity, increased network flexibility and superior services resiliency. Cloud native technologies will play a central role in enabling these benefits. 

Cisco recently commissioned an independent consulting firm, Vector Consulting, to evaluate how cloud was viewed and used by universities in Australia and New Zealand. Here are some key results.

This week, we talk to a DC switching guy. His insight and opinions about cloud may challenge our standard cloud beliefs, or help us appreciate a different point of view.

One more date, many new learnings from #AWSSummits. This time I’ll talk about AWS Summit in Anaheim.