Stories by Mark Jobbins

While COVID-19 marked 2020 and 2021, 2022 is set to be a year of recovery with organisations settling into new ways of working.

Containerisation is becoming the core technology for running business applications faster with greater reliability in the era of digital transformation.

A key challenge in the digitally-led flexible economy is the need for scalable infrastructure that can keep up with business data demands.

As more organisations accelerate digital transformation, the technology skills gap continues to widen — impacting Australia’s ability to compete globally.

Tech debt is increasing cyber risk and impacting organisational performance, with 40% of IT balance sheets accounted for, says McKinsey.

Running disparate systems on a single architecture minimises complexity while modernising IT, writes Pure Storage VP and field CTO Mark Jobbins.

When an organisation can recover quickly from a ransomware attack, organisations can accelerate growth safely and reliably.

Containerised software can run reliably from one computing environment to another, making containers the ideal choice for a multi-cloud environment.

Cloud silos can hinder value extraction, cost minimization & fast business operations. Unifying cloud silos requires a robust data management strategy.

Once niche, NVMe technology is set to revolutionise enterprise storage in 2019 with faster, parallel communication, boosting efficiency and revenue.

With data, AI is just a bunch of fancy code. But in order to capitalise on data’s potential, we need to look critically at how it is stored.