The goal is to have all relevant content and data from the enterprise intelligently and securely processed into information that's contextual to the task at hand and aligned with users' goals.
Public cloud adoption is the No. 1 priority for technology decision makers investing in big data. However, most enterprise architects are not ready for the disruption that this shift will cause. You have no time to waste.Read this June 2017 report to understand the speed at which the public cloud will unseat on-premises big data technology and solutions. This report will also help accelerate your plans, explain your options, and provide a four step method for evolving your big data road map.
The goal is to have all relevant content and data from across the enterprise intelligently and securely processed into information that is contextual to the task at hand and aligned with the user’s goals.
One problem that frequently arises is when companies have a lot of data stored in remote databases - isolated data silos that offer only limited access.
There are a number of factors that can stifle even the best intentions - and forgetting to obtain buy-in and commitment from your entire IT, ops and even executive teams is chief among them.
Audit activity will remain high as long as vendors stand to benefit — whether it’s by convincing customers to adopt cloud applications or upselling new software versions and licensing plans.
Audit activity will remain high as long as vendors stand to benefit — whether it’s by convincing customers to adopt cloud applications or upselling new software versions and licensing plans.
Half of the organizations surveyed said existing tools aren’t effective in the cloud and an overabundance of tools makes it almost impossible to prioritize IT and security investments.
There are a number of factors that can stifle even the best intentions - and forgetting to obtain buy-in and commitment from your entire IT, ops and even executive teams is chief among them.
These systems typically contain vast amounts of sensitive personal data, making them more likely to be a source of noncompliance with the General Data Protection Regulation.
Based on open-source code, the so-called X-road has plenty of potential everyday applications, from the sharing of driver license data and death certificates to company data on the trade register.
The U.K. is at risk of missing out on the European Union’s booming digital market that spans robotics, battery-powered vehicles and three-dimensional printing.
Many of the new data protection requirements can be sustainably and cost-effectively adhered to by leveraging existing tools and processes that are already deployed in a typical organization.
Cybersecurity jobs continue to top the 'Most Wanted' list, but pressures to stop and diminish the damage of hackers is fueling a variety of new key roles.
