Steve Dalgarno

Despite the technology influx, today’s networking still poses various challenges for IT administrators and executive leadership.

While IT leaders and C-level executives take advantage of the cloud move benefits and organisations are still catching up to deploy the ‘cloud-first’ model.

With so much talk of digital transformation and the hybrid cloud architecture that defines the new enterprise technology focus.

According to VMware, the latest enhancements provide IT developers and businesses alike with a seamless way to deliver, better protect and manage desktops.

Virtualisation is not new – enterprises understand that running virtual servers and software can assist them to get the most out of their IT infrastructure.

Can a data centre-run application impact its behaviour to continually optimise the underlying infrastructure configuration and drive network performance?

Native public clouds such as Amazon Web Services (AWS) or IBM Cloud are becoming critical to the digital future of organisations worldwide.

Whether your business engages with cloud-based software tools (think SaaS) or relies on a multi-cloud infrastructure for their critical data.

No two cloud hosting solutions are in fact the same – and selecting a cloud hosting provider should be more industry-focused and business needs.