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Voice of the Enterprise: Hosting & Cloud Managed Services, Budgets and Outlook – Quarterly Advisory Report
April 25, 2017 No Comment
Combining a proprietary panel of over 60,000 senior IT buyers with our robust data-collection methodologies, 451 Research’s Voice of the Enterprise: Hosting and Cloud Managed Services tracks and analyzes the disruption occurring in the market today and exposes the major opportunities for enterprises, IT vendors, suppliers and investors. The study represents approximately 1,000 completes of [...]
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Enea Announces Multi-Architecture NFV Software Platform for Virtualization of the Network Edge
April 25, 2017 No Comment
The first commercial deployment ready OPNFV based platform for network operators, service providers, and telecom/network equipment manufacturers. STOCKHOLM, Sweden, April 25, 2017 – Enea® (NASDAQ OMX Nordic:ENEA) today announced Enea NFV Core – a high performance, deployment ready NFV software platform specifically targeting central office virtualization at the network edge. Enea NFV Core helps network operators, [...]
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The 2017 IDG Enterprise Security Priorities study provides insight into the security roles and technologies that help mitigate risk and allow for business growth. As security continues to be a business focus, the purpose of the study is to better understand the security projects organizations are focused on now and in the coming year, as [...]
Continue reading Hungary Competitiveness Council Discusses Proposals to Promote Digitalization
April 23, 2017 No Comment
Hungaryʼs National Competitiveness Council has discussed proposals to promote digitalization, including a proposal on the introduction of a type of cheap basic bank account in order to curb cash transactions, Minister for National Economy Mihály Varga said following the third meeting of the council on Thursday. The government wants to see digital services spread as [...]
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GeeCON is a conference focused on Java and Java Virtual Machine based technologies, with special attention to dynamic languages like Groovy and Ruby. GeeCON is a forum for sharing experiences about modern software development methodologies, enterprise architectures, software craftsmanship, design patterns, distributed computing and more! The event is for everyone interested in new things from [...]
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Building and sustaining a successful digital business requires transformational change in leadership, mindset, structure and workforce capabilities. Through the lens of Gartner’s 10 absolute truths for talent management, IT leaders and aspiring CIOs gain an understanding of the holistic and dynamic talent management strategy needed to raise organizational maturity for success in digital business. We [...]
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DevOps Tallinn 2017 conference brings together Software Developers and other IT-professionals to share knowledge and experience about both technical and organizational aspects of DevOps. The aim is to establish a culture and environment where the process of software delivery and infrastructure changes are automated, quick and reliable. Tracks of DevOps Tallinn 2017: DevOps This track [...]
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This year, Softjourn again joined the Ticketing Technology Forum in Dublin, one of the biggest industry events to explore, debate and showcase trends, innovations and technologies for live entertainment ticketing solutions. Last year, we shared some great takeaways,but this time, we were even more impressed by the huge number of ticketing specialists who move the industry [...]
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The battlefield for cloud pricing will shift from virtual machines to object storage, with databases among others undergoing similar pressures in the next 18 months, according to the latest note from 451 Research. The trend of vendors undercutting each other for VMs has long been apparent; take January last year as just one example, where Microsoft [...]
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Launching on the local market in 2014, Uber has faced a number of challenges in its early years of in the Czech Republic. In Prague, stiff competition from start-ups coupled with criticism by city officials who say that the company, which bills itself as a technology platform, should be subject to regulation, have led to [...]
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