PaaS stories - Page 2

One of Australia’s top Data Centre-as-a-Service providers NextDC is adding Oracle FastConnect to its list of cloud offerings.>>

The company is introducing an enhanced suite of autonomous services across its entire cloud platform.>>

For many, the question is no longer whether a business should venture into cloud-native, but how - Ovum has some advice for organisations.>>

The analyst says the global cloud market increased by 24% on an annual basis.>>

Clique, a voice API technology company, launched its operations in Australia, with plans to invest over $10 million...>>

Public cloud services adoption is accelerating as enterprises move larger strategic systems to SaaS and embrace PaaS and IaaS.>>

IDC’s predictions provide a blueprint and critical new building blocks for becoming digital native enterprises.>>

Apps that might have taken many months to move from concept to creation can now be completed in hours or even minutes.>>

Demand for PaaS and SaaS is growing among local businesses, according to Telsyte, which says enterprise software budgets are also on the increase.>>

UltraServe has launched a $5 million capital raising as it seeks to ramp up its international growth and increase its foothold in the US and Europe.>>

Software- and infrastructure-as-a-service may be growing fast, but it’s cloud advertising which dominates the public cloud services revenue.>>

The three-day event will see 542 sessions being held before it’s over, with over 8500 customers and partners attending this year’s event.>>

Andrew White has an interesting framework to look at the battle for the cloud today and where he thinks it will go in the not too distant future.>>

Nine out of the 14 cloud service providers included in Gartner's 2017 Magic Quadrant for Cloud Infrastructure-as-a-Service Worldwide are Red Hat Certi>>

UltraServe has launched it’s assault on the United Kingdom, opening a London office as it continues its global expansion.>>

Techday caught up with Workday APAC president David Hope to talk about what the cloud-based HCM provider is up to.>>

Huawei sees the cloud as the key enabler of digital transformation and is positioning to offer supporting software, hardware and services solutions.>>

"We believe this will be the second year in a row that Oracle has sold more SaaS and PaaS than any cloud services provider.">>

In order to ensure its customers are embracing digital transformation, Fujitsu have developed Digital Business Platform MetArc>>

Cloud-hosted Platform-as-a-Service solutions are becoming more popular as modern developers who work with B2B eCommerce solutions favour them.>>

"The number of PaaS influencers are set to increase while PaaS robustness will drive down the number of platforms, intensifying vendor competition.">>

Over the next few years, Platform-as-a-Service providers will significantly improve solutions available, which will lead to widespread adoption.>>

Data centers providing cloud infrastructure services will take up over 50% of servers shipped in 2016 but there’s an impact for vendors and channel.>>

IBM and Oracle are losing out as they fail to capitalise on the booming PaaS market and concede share to specialists, open source and cloud providers.>>