Cloud Services
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GDPR: On the safe side with Retarus
Continua a leggereIn May 2018 the new Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which is harmonized across the EU, will come fully into force. Is your company prepared?
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Email is dead; long live Email
Continua a leggereIf you were to trust in the media, you could not be faulted for believing that email is dead and the future of electronic communication is all messaging and group chat apps. But the opposite is true.
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Winter Storms, Working From Home? Mobility = Productivity
Continua a leggereOnce again, a nor’easter may bring blizzard conditions to the U.S. East Coast. Thankfully, businesses can maintain employee workflows even when away from the office.
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Even the German Stock Exchange now trusts in the cloud
Continua a leggereWhen a highly regulated provider of financial services such as Deutsche Börse Group (German Stock Exchange Group) opts for Microsoft’s cloud offering Office 365 in the course of their digital transformation, the decision speaks volumes.
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Germany is on the move – further into the cloud
Continua a leggereGerman companies have made a paradigm shift with regard to cloud computing, as was recently confirmed by the analysts at IDC.
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At companies the desktop PC still reigns supreme
Continua a leggereAnyone working at a company is unlikely to be knocked off their swivel chair by this piece of news. In fact, most members of staff are still provided with a desktop computer by their employers.
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The trouble with perceived IT security
Continua a leggereMany IT security executives highly overrate their abilities – exposing their employers to additional risk.
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APIs Aren’t the Whole Meal but They’re a Key Ingredient in the Digitization Recipe
Continua a leggereIt would be nice if a company could piece together its entire IT landscape with cloud APIs—DIY style—but this image of a “composable enterprise” that is occasionally conjured up will remain wishful thinking for the foreseeable future.
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Public Cloud Continues Rapid Growth
Continua a leggereBy 2020 it is expected that more than $195 billion will have been spent on services in the public cloud, according to market researchers at IDC.