Cloud computing trends for 2019: what analysts and vendors predicted
Predictions for cloud computing in 2019: hybrid cloud, Google Cloud, service mesh, serverless and open source deals, and what Forrester later said happened.
Predictions for cloud computing in 2019: hybrid cloud, Google Cloud, service mesh, serverless and open source deals, and what Forrester later said happened.
Enterprise software predictions for 2015 on hybrid cloud, subscription pricing, mobile CRM and in-memory ERP, and how the cloud and ERP market moved afterwards.
In 2018 Nutanix chief Dheeraj Pandey argued multi-cloud would hide behind virtualisation and called for HCI as a service. His argument, and his 2020 exit, in context.
In 2015 MasterCard partnered VAT IT on VAT Cloud, a cloud-based automated VAT recovery service for corporate card payments in Asia Pacific, covering 24 countries.
The Internet Society’s 2017 Global Internet Report, Paths to Our Digital Future, warned of state attacks, a security divide and IoT risk. Its cyber security findings.
Singapore’s 2018 Cybersecurity Bill set duties, penalties and licensing for critical information infrastructure owners. What it required and how it was amended since.
In May 2010 a researcher reported that a four-digit PIN did not protect data on the iPhone 3GS from someone with physical access, a concern for business users.
In 2018 Zscaler reached out to 111 companies in Singapore and Hong Kong on digital transformation, cloud and Office 365. Here are the survey’s main findings.
Accenture’s Technology Vision 2017 named the workforce marketplace as a major trend, citing Automattic and freelance platforms. A look at its claims and findings.
In 2015, analysts and Oracle argued that converged unified communications suites, WebRTC and cloud delivery would replace desk phones and fragmented collaboration tools.