Agility stories

Many business leaders feared productivity would dip when workers took to their laptops in their living rooms, but instead the opposite was true.>>

We spoke to Appnovation's Andrew Wong, who explains why businesses should continue prioritising an agile strategy, as opposed to reverting to old ways.>>

The key to innovating with data lies in integration, states Qlik.>>

Over the past two years, the higher education sector had endured challenging headwinds, having to cope with an environment where enrolments were down and facing planned faculty consolidations. >>

Similar to DevOps, DataOps is an emerging set of practices, processes and technologies for building and enhancing data analytics pipelines to better meet the needs of the business. >>

"For years now, businesses have been on a mission to digitally transform themselves and their operations. This year's global pandemic served as a barometer for the true state of that digital transformation.">>

The SD-WAN future-proof platform will enable Sony to share IT talent and have complete end-to-end visibility for improved global service agility.>>

As more organisations embrace digital business, infrastructure and operations leaders will need to evolve their strategies and skills to keep up.>>

As an early adopter of Amazon Web Services, Suncorp uses the public cloud to manage many applications and services central to its business. >>

"One of the biggest shifts in computing today is the adoption of event-driven architecture, which is all about how information is moved between systems.">>

Ensuring that the IT infrastructure is resilient is critical for business success and completion of transformation and modernisation projects. >>

Endace's EMEA senior director shares why agility is fundamental to cybersecurity, enforcing that if it isn't top of the agenda, it should be.>>

A study carried out by Frost & Sullivan has highlighted the benefits associated with being an agile business, instead of a risk-averse one.>>

Companies taking advantage of automation are reducing costs by an average of 8%. This doesn’t mean businesses should be replacing people with robots.>>