Flexera stories
Wasted cloud spend jumps to 29% as AI workloads surge, outpacing gains in FinOps maturity and sharpening focus on governance and risk.
Women tech leaders say firms must move beyond mentoring to sponsorship, trust and reciprocity to keep women in the industry and drive growth.
Flexera snaps up ProsperOps and Chaos Genius to fuse AI-driven automation into a single FinOps suite for cloud and data platform spend.
Amid economic uncertainty, 82% of organisations prioritise managing cloud costs, as unchecked spending has led to staggering bills like Datadog's USD $65 million.
Flexera's latest survey reveals that 42% of IT leaders view AI as crucial for transformation, despite concerns over overspending in tech budgets.
The global cloud governance platform market is set to hit USD $3.87 billion by 2034, driven by AI integration, hybrid cloud adoption, and compliance needs.
Amid complexities in cloud adoption, comprehensive observability emerges as a key tool for businesses to manage cloud waste, optimise costs, and streamline their IT spending.
CloudBees appoints Marc Gemassmer as Chief Revenue Officer to lead global go-to-market and customer success efforts, partner and channel groups.
Flexera expands in APAC with growth of Flexera One and promotion of Steve Shaw as Australia, New Zealand country manager. #ITestates #digitaltransformation.
Cloud adoption is on the rise, but a lack of continuity in management, security, and reporting poses challenges, new research reveals.
The Mastermind Group has been named Asia Pacific Partner of the Year for Flexera for the second consecutive year.
To enhance security patching, enterprises must focus on visibility, prioritisation, and automated remediation to mitigate risks and prevent costly breaches.
Flexera has acquired multi-cloud management leader RightScale, bolstering its technology asset management offering.
Automation and data exchange trends in manufacturing, or Industry 4.0, are revolutionising the way products are made and sold.
Software has become one of the most important assets for any enterprise, it has and will continue to revolutionise the way most organisations work.
Security professionals need to pay attention to desktop applications because most vulnerabilities found in these types of apps can be dangerous.
Some developers can be very casual about copying files, code snippets, images, binaries or entire modules without respecting open source licences.
Companies racing to adopt AI risk eroding margins unless they build mature, deliberately designed operations to control cost and complexity.
UK IT leaders prioritise AI integration despite tight budgets and security risks, with 37% naming it their top focus amid rising government interest.
UK firms lose nearly one in five SaaS pounds to wasted or duplicate licences, with 63% facing uncontrolled adoption risking security and overspending.
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