Everything-as-a-Service model allows organizations to pick and choose the IT resources they want and how they pay for them.

“Information technology is undergoing an inexorable shift from being an asset that companies own — in the form of computers, software and myriad related components — to being a service that they purchase from utility providers.

Comprehensive planning will help organizations hunker down for the coming ‘cyber storm.’

Increasingly sophisticated cyber threats that exploit economic, social and geopolitical volatility create the perfect conditions for a “gathering cyber storm,” cybersecurity experts warned in January during the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland.

Despite economic uncertainty, cloud costs are skyrocketing. Here are four ways to optimize cloud spending.

Following years of healthy growth, cloud adoption accelerated rapidly to accommodate pandemic-driven adjustments necessary to support the remote workforce.

New generation of cellular networks offers immediate business benefits as well as countless potential possibilities.

Cellular networks have transformed the way we live and work, but the most profound changes may be yet to come. Analysts predict fifth-generation (5G) broadband cellular networks will generate trillions of dollars in economic value over the next few years by resolving a host of business and societal challenges while establishing a framework for experimentation and innovation.

Streamlining manual processes helps companies of all sizes become more efficient and competitive.

Increased automation helps businesses become more innovative, productive and prosperous, but there’s a tendency to think that only the largest corporations have the money and manpower to effectively leverage these tools.

Attacks against infrastructure, supply chains and cloud resources
 are likely to be among the top threats in the coming year.

Cybercrime is among the biggest threats facing businesses today, creating financial and operational burdens that many organizations simply cannot overcome.

Software-defined WAN provides greater network agility and resilience for organizations with multiple locations.

The vast majority of organizations are engaged in a digital transformation initiative or are planning one. Organizations need to fully leverage technology to meet changing customer demands and respond to competitive pressures.

Most successful security breaches involve unpatched systems.

Patch management has been getting progressively more complex over the last several years, but remote and hybrid work models have ramped up the challenge considerably. With work-from-home policies becoming permanent, IT teams are tasked with securing huge numbers of endpoints not under their physical control.

Organizations can boost their security posture by recognizing the risks and following best practices.

Small to midsized businesses (SMBs) account for 99 percent of all businesses in the U.S., employing nearly 60 million people and generating 44 percent of the country’s gross domestic product.

Managed switches automate many administrative tasks and provide greater insight into the health of the network.

In today’s increasingly decentralized computing environments, IT networks must support not only core systems but a growing array of remote users, branch offices and edge networks.