Cloud Native Disaster Recovery

Cloud-native disaster recovery is a modern approach of DR that is low-cost and on-demand as it is optimised to make the best use of cloud resources for guaranteed business continuity, scalability...

Cloud Readiness Explained

Today’s enterprises are always looking for ways to accelerate their business processes and gain an edge over the competition. Technology allows them to do so and one of the most disruptive...

Cloud Scalability Explained

Scalability is the ability to increase the capacity of a system to meet increasing workloads in order to fully utilise available resources. Bigger workloads can be accommodated by either making the...

Cloud Security Explained

Cloud computing is driving a revolution in the way we work and do business, making IT more efficient and cost-effective. It is being widely adopted across many industry sectors and it is becoming...

Cloud-centric Architecture Explained

Cloud-centric architecture refers to an approach to building IT infrastructure (e.g. data centres) where public, private and hybrid cloud becomes the core of the architecture. This is driven by a...

Cloud-Native Explained

Cloud-native refers to a way of designing, building, and running applications specifically for cloud environments. Unlike traditional applications built for on-premises servers, cloud-native...

Cobot Explained

Cobots, or simply collaborative robots, are robots or machines that are intended to be used alongside human users within close proximity, allowing humans to make their work easier and faster. In...

Cognitive Automation Explained

Cognitive automation is the use of AI techniques, such as machine learning, cognitive computing, speech recognition and natural language processing to automate business processes that are normally...

Computational Storage Explained

Computational storage is an approach in data computing for IT infrastructure where data is processed at the storage device itself, enabling real-time storage and analysis of data. By adding...

Containers Explained

In IT, containers refer to lightweight, portable units that encapsulate an application and its dependencies, ensuring consistent and isolated execution across different environments. They enable...

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