The phrase 'the network is the computer' was first coined in the mid-1980s, but it's never been more true than today. However, too many organisations have their data centres on the digital equivalent of a B-road rather than a super-highway
In an age when people expect almost everything to be available at their fingertips in an instant, few people give much thought about how that is actually achieved. It isn't just the applications running...
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