As more organizations adopt multiple clouds, they should take steps to address complexity and cost overruns.
Today’s hypercompetitive business climate is driving more organizations to adopt new operational models and develop innovative new services.
The right partner will maximize the benefits while avoiding the pitfalls of outsourcing cybersecurity.
Demand for IT professionals is strong and growing, broadening the “skills gap” that has persisted in the industry for years. In a recent IDC survey, almost two-thirds of North American IT leaders said their teams lack the skills to meet business objectives.
Business and IT leaders now collaborate on difficult buying decisions. IT solutions providers can help.
It wasn’t that long ago that IT departments were essentially technology fiefdoms, largely independent of the rest of the organization, with a few key managers having almost total authority over operations.
Managed services offer relief for productivity-sapping IT problems and stressed-out IT teams.
Providing IT support for remote and hybrid workforces is a significant challenge for most organizations. Resource-strapped IT teams say they are spending significantly more time and manpower supporting remote workers.
The unsanctioned use of generative AI services creates new security and compliance risks.
Cloud applications and services make it easy for users to explore new ways to do their jobs with improved speed, flexibility and efficiency. Unfortunately, they also make it easy to circumvent IT authorization, significantly increasing the risk of data loss and compliance violations.
A qualified MSP can provide an economical way to get the expertise of an experienced CIO.
Technology advances come with both opportunities and risks for small to midsize enterprises (SMEs). Artificial intelligence (AI) is a prime example. AI can enable unprecedented levels of efficiency, transforming operations and enabling the development of new products, services and business models.
Email scammers lure victims to click malicious links and open attachments that spread malware, steal credentials and enable financial crimes.
Modern security tools create a formidable defense against cyberattacks. However, many hackers ignore all that and target the weakest link in the security chain — people.