Cloud computing
NIHR partners with Google to improve UK biomedical research
NIHR used Google Workspace to coordinate urgent public health studies during the pandemic
Why monitoring is the key ingredient to cloud-native app performance
Cloud has saved businesses from collapse, but it can do so much more - including real-time feedback on any and every change you make
Solving sprawl: how to deal with the technology boom
Rising technology adoption also increases complexity and lowers estate visibility. This webinar will discuss how organisations can handle their inceasingly disparate IT estates
CIO choices: 2. Can open source reduce lock-in?
Open source software and open APIs have increased the range of options available to IT leaders, but has the problem moved elsewhere?
Twilio plans to buy customer data start-up in $3.2b deal
The deal is expected to be partially based on Twilio stock
iland discusses how organisations are leverage the cloud during the ongoing pandemic
The Covid-19 pandemic has seen organisations accelerate their cloud strategies, with staff reluctant or unable to work from offices, data centres and many other locations. Computing recently caught up with Justin Augat, VP of Product Marketing at iland,...
Industry experts discuss disparities in cloud ERP
The webinar will delve into cloud versus SaaS deployment environments, and how you can utilise IT skills to boost your business
Shortlist announced for Cloud Excellence Awards 2020
Making the the shortlist is more impressive than ever at a time when so many companies are celebrating cloud success
Turning to the cloud to plan for the future of public services
Anglesey County Council has turned to the cloud to drop paper and increase efficiencies
Upcoming webinar explores fears around cloud ERP
Back-office functions like ERP are being left behind in the move to cloud. What concerns are slowing the migration, and are they justified?
Partner Insight: Why device manageability in the cloud equals lower operational costs
Remote working is creating device manageability challenges - and IT leaders need to get to grips with the new normal quickly, or be held responsible for security failings
The 2020 Cloud Excellence Awards are open for entries
This year the Cloud Awards boast new categories: Best Cloud Automation Solution and Most Innovative Use of Data in the Cloud, among others
Cloud vendor lock-in - problems and solutions
Computing Delta research looks organisation's strategies for making data and applications more portable
VPNs aren't enough: a zero-trust networking approach to securing home workers and the organisation
Access should depend on who they are, what they're doing and also what device they're using, says Proofpoint
OpenStack Ussuri release shores up security and reliability, extends support for GPUs and FPGAs
Changes are in response to emerging trends in AI/ML and edge computing
IT is essential. Furlough elsewhere
IT is central to continuity and recovery and job cuts should be avoided, but there are plenty of other places savings can be made
Maintaining peak performance in a cloud migration
When migrating to the cloud-based storage to support homeworking, it's important to keep an eye on latency and read times
Cloud migration myth buster: Why email archives shouldn't be an afterthought
Emails contain large amounts of critical business data, usually stored in archives for compliance and legacy purposes
Covid-19 response at Worcestershire County Council: Not just keeping the lights on
Geoff Hedges, digital transformation manager at Worcestershire County Council explains how his organisation is keeping processes running smoothly whilst adding additional services to help both internal and external customers - all whilst ensuring morale...
Google misses revenue targets as online advertising growth declines - but Google Cloud pulls-in $8.9bn in 2019
Cloud computing turned over $8.92bn in 2019, while EU fines fell from $5.1bn to 'just' $1.7bn
Amazon stocks soar after bumper sales in the last quarter of 2019
The company posted revenues of $87.4bn for Q4 2019, with AWS up 34 per cent
IBM reports surprise (small) quarterly revenue rise - largely thanks to its Red Hat acquisition
IBM's tiny 0.1 per cent fourth-quarter revenue increase overshadowed by 3.1 per cent decline for the full year