On-premise stories

The last two years have seen unprecedented business upheaval – not just in Australia and New Zealand (A/NZ) but also globally.>>

As organisations become more data-driven, they store more data in on-prem and cloud stores that employees can access from anywhere with phones, tablets and laptops.>>

90% of the 405 surveyed business and technology professionals note that on-premise software sales are rising.>>

While just 1% of enterprises have no cloud use at all, just 13% have fully-realised, business-wide cloud adoption programmes.>>

Through OpenShift virtualization, customers can host SAP's managed services on a secure, dedicated virtual infrastructure.>>

“Our customers will never be 100% cloud, they’ll always be on premise to some degree. The struggle is, how can we do both?”>>

“Several factors suggest that flexible consumption offerings for on-premises IT will continue to attract new customers and generate growing revenue for vendors and service providers.">>

This week at Red Hat Summit 2019 the global open source solutions provider announced a major new partnership.>>

Founder Leo Mindel discusses the challenges his company encountered when migrating to the cloud, and the benefits they're reaping now.>>

Schneider Electric's Kavita Manral discusses the modern server room and advice for setting up one for a business.>>

For many organisations, the present and the future will be hybrid, with mission-critical applications residing both on-premises and across multi-cloud environments. >>

Much has been said of its future prominence, but in no other industry is hybrid IT more prevalent now than in the financial services industry.>>

There are significant security and monitoring challenges faced by IT staff responsible for managing public and private cloud deployments.>>

Egress conducted a survey to examine the root causes of employee-driven data breaches, their frequency, and impact.>>

OpsRamp's Bhanu Singh discusses the process of moving legacy systems and applications to the cloud, as well as pitfalls to avoid.>>

In this exclusive interview, NTT Singapore's Kiyoshi Matsumoto shares his thoughts on the issue of hybrid cloud and its potential future.>>

Despite the surging cloud adoption that is rife around the world, a new study has revealed there’s still a lack of understanding around security.>>

Staggering new research has revealed how businesses have become paralysed by data regulations and are sucking up the costs of storing old data centre hardware rather than risk a breach.>>

One of the world’s top ten airlines has declared its going all-in with cloud and shutting down its on-premises infrastructure - the first in APAC to do so.>>

Gartner certainly thinks so, as it expects the sheer majority of enterprises to have binned their on-premises facility by 2025.>>

Dan Hushon predicts next year companies will begin bidding farewell (if they haven't already) to their onsite data centres.>>

News has emerged of more data centre giants forging public cloud partnerships.>>

The 'IBM Multicloud Manager' allows businesses to manage and integrate workloads from other major providers.>>

Hybrid cloud deployments are certainly the flavour of the times at the moment and it’s an area these two companies are investing in.>>