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Atlassian Summit: Remotely punching the ticket to cloud automation

CLOUD By JASON ENGLISH6 YEARS AGO

I had my tickets to attend an annual development, information technology operations and support conference in Las Vegas last week, but, out of an abundance of caution, it instead ran Atlassian Remote Summit this year. So I covered it virtually, and even …

More things Kubernetes: What else you missed at KubeCon last week

CLOUD By JASON BLOOMBERG6 YEARS AGO

This is the second part of a two-part series. Click here for part 1. We’re looking forward to the Cloud Native Computing Foundation’s upcoming KubeCon conference in Europe in August and in Boston in November – but if you’re like me, you …

All things Kubernetes: What you’re missing at KubeCon this week

CLOUD By JASON BLOOMBERG6 YEARS AGO

This is the first of a two-part series. This week, throngs of cloud-native computing fans were set to descend on Amsterdam for KubeCon, the Cloud Native Computing Foundation’s conference for all things Kubernetes. Alas, like so many other conferences, the CNCF decided …

Back with a bang: Vertica previews Big Data Conference’s return after 4-year hiatus

BIG DATA By KRISTEN NICOLE AND CHERYL KNIGHT6 YEARS AGO

What a year to make a comeback. After a four-year hiatus, the Vertica Big Data Conference was all set to return this month, until the novel coronavirus came along. The rapidly spreading virus has caused an unprecedented number of cancellations of in-person …

VMware’s Sanjay Poonen: Only the strongest enterprises will survive the pandemic

CLOUD By DAVE VELLANTE WITH MIKE WHEATLEY6 YEARS AGO

As the coronavirus continues to wreak havoc across the world, many enterprises have rolled out mandatory work-from-home policies to keep their operations ticking — and that shift to the home office is likely to become the “new normal” not only for many workers …

The digital transformation you weren’t expecting

INFRA By JASON BLOOMBERG6 YEARS AGO

Until it runs its course, the coronavirus’ impact on human life is difficult to predict. But the impact on the business world is even more opaque. Gaining insight into the future is such a challenge largely because this virus is entirely unprecedented. …

As coronavirus disrupts daily life, how AI can help manage remote workers

AI By KRISTEN NICOLE AND CHERYL KNIGHT6 YEARS AGO

Can artificial intelligence help employers manage remote work forces in this dire time of economic distress resulting from the rapid spread of the novel coronavirus? The founder of one startup believes so, boasting machine-powered assistance designed for today’s challenges of leadership to …

The coronavirus offers a golden opportunity to evolve the security architecture

SECURITY By ZOHAR ROZENBERG6 YEARS AGO

Self-quarantined employees are forcing organizations to allow access to critical data remotely. As a result, the coronavirus pandemic is presenting organizations with a unique opportunity to adopt modern security protocols and enable an efficient remote workforce. Fear of coronavirus infections has resulted …

Cloud developers are falling in love with serverless computing – and more soon should

CLOUD By JASON ENGLISH7 YEARS AGO

The rise of serverless technology as part of a broader cloud application modernization movement has been going on for a few years. But the serverless romance has just sparked up, as the execution rate of functions-as-a-service or FaaS approaches such as Amazon …

Who’s winning in the multicloud world? Actually, it’s still a wide-open race

CLOUD By DAVE VELLANTE WITH MIKE WHEATLEY7 YEARS AGO

Multicloud computing has emerged as one of the hottest trends in enterprise technology over the past couple of years as companies increasingly adopt a range of public cloud platforms to host their workloads. The trend is accelerating because cloud is winning in …

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Back with a bang: Vertica previews Big Data Conference’s return after 4-year hiatus

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As coronavirus disrupts daily life, how AI can help manage remote workers

The coronavirus offers a golden opportunity to evolve the security architecture

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