When COVID-19 arrived in early 2020, enterprises’ first priority was to patch together a communications and information-sharing infrastructure that could sustain operations until work could return to normal. More than a year later, returns are on hold, and enterprises are rethinking their visions of “normal.” They’re reimagining their workplaces and their business practices, embracing more flexible models that take advantage of the benefits of edge technologies.
Agility + analytics x automation can equal exponential growth for today’s organisation.
Are the region’s data centres ready for our digital demands?
HUAWEI CLOUD joins forces with Bespin Global to provide cloud and intelligence to Middle East Enterprises.
Businesses looking to deliberately form a multi-cloud strategy must first ensure that their standards of digital hygiene including cybersecurity protocols, tracking, clear roles and responsibilities are fit for purpose. This is fundamental to the success of reaping the very real benefits of, while managing the potential risks in terms of cloud security and cost containment.
The necessity to deliver infrastructure, application, and data resources to edge locations will accelerate the deployment of new, cloud-centric edge and network solutions, maintains IDC. These will provide much quicker processing to satisfy increasing digitalisation efforts. Edge will also provide a critical building block for business resilience, providing all-important scalability, flexibility and agility.
With the rapid adoption of cloud across the region, especially due to the dramatic growth in remote working, organizations need to protect their …
Mindware, one of the leading Value Added Distributors (VADs) in the Middle East and Africa, announced today that it has …
David Noël, Regional Vice President, Southern Europe, Middle East & Africa at AppDynamics believes that ‘visibility’ in a hybrid cloud model is critical and could be the difference between prosperity or failure for enterprises in an exclusive op-ed for CNME.
Chris Cooper, General Manager Data Centre Group, Middle East & Africa, Lenovo, outlines to CNME Editor Mark Forker, how the future of enterprise data will be generated at the edge – and the role the global technology leader is playing in this space with its broad portfolio of solutions.
APAC’s leading cloud and technology solutions provider, rhipe, has announced that cyber security distribution specialist, emt Distribution, has joined the rhipe portfolio.
The benefits of hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) are by now well-known. HCI makes it simpler and easier to manage virtual desktops, apps and data remotely. It’s flexible and efficient, offering the ability to add more compute and storage as needed, just by adding a node. Enterprises are saving on power, space and cooling costs by moving to HCI platforms.
The benefits of hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) are by now well-known. HCI makes it simpler and easier to manage virtual desktops, apps and data remotely. It’s flexible and efficient, offering the ability to add more compute and storage as needed, just by adding a node. Enterprises are saving on power, space and cooling costs by moving to HCI platforms.
CyberKnight Launches Ransomware Solution Stack to Help Middle East Organisations Enhance Cyber Resilience.
To strengthen its leadership in 5G business transformation, Huawei is increasing investment in carrier software as a strategy to support 5G business success. The announcement comes in response to the rapid development of innovative 5G enterprise market applications such as AR maintenance, remote PLC, intelligent quality inspection, and drone monitoring. 5G will bring huge digitalisation opportunities across a wide range of industries.
The current pandemic-induced economic downturn has led many to rapidly increase the speed at which they digitise their business — sequestering workforces in their homes and looking for ways to serve a customer base that is now concentrated within digital channels. For many brands a greater transition into the cloud has been a fundamental strategy underpinning this move. However, moving to the cloud still has its challenges for some organisations. New complexities in the IT environment can prevent IT teams from delivering the promised return on cloud investments. Monitoring and observability are now critical components to an effective hybrid cloud strategy.
While the pandemic has accelerated digital transformation, it has also brought into focus the need to rebuild and acquire digital skills to help deliver what the business can do best, explains Ranjith Kaippada, Managing Director at Cloud Box Technologies.
Engage 2.0 Partner Program Introduces New Consumption Models, Specialisations and Updates for Cloud Partners to Help Create More Profitability Pathways.
Huawei Cloud launches an open cloud strategy for its partners in the Middle East in an effort to contribute towards a digital economy. 300 Leading partners from the Middle East attended the conference to exchange expertise and discuss new capabilities.
Company demonstrates how Middle East enterprises can benefit from the power of cloud while adhering to a wide range of local, regional, and international regulatory requirements.
