"Creating digital capability is consistently ranked as one of the top IT priorities for most enterprises."

Veeam is celebrating after being named ‘the clear market leader’ in Ovum’s new Decision Matrix for data availability and protection for the cloud era.

Ovum’s ICT Enterprise Insights 2016/17 report shows a clear desire to use emerging Internet of Things technologies.

This transformation affects multiple network layers and components.

Data can be ingested, analysed, and visualised in near-real time – leaving little chance for compliance practitioners to interpret or react to trends.

"Consumers already have a misguided view of what AI is thanks to the supercharged scenarios imagined by Hollywood."

"If business leaders can harness the Facebook ‘secret sauce’ to drive up employee engagement, then all are likely to benefit."

Google’s design team has obviously gone to town on the Daydream View – replacing hard matte plastic with fabric and creating a hassle-free headset.

Two major announcements happened in the world of OTT communications in September, involving Google and Snapchat.

“Australian organisations need the ability to revert back to minutes before an outage, ensuring they have up to date resources and files."

Oculus's dedicated portable VR headset highlights this new category.

“Google is not about to transform into a hardware manufacturer and compete head-to-head."

Over the last five quarters, India has witnessed strong growth in the take-up of mobile broadband services.

Internet content providers (ICPs) continue to investment billions of dollars in building millions of square feet of data centers.

You’d think that over time, we’d start getting better at the things we do. Apparently, that’s not the case for customer experience.

“In the digital era, these insights become more critical for vendors to compete. SPs could also become critical go-to-market channel partners."

The emphasis of enterprise architecture should be on outcomes and the views required by non-architects.

The widespread availability of business-grade “as-a-service” (aka cloud) offerings is affecting all industries. Higher education is no exception.

More than two years after its acquisition by Facebook, WhatsApp has seemingly succumbed to the inevitable pressure from its parent company.

As Mark Zuckerberg put it last week, “We see a world that is video first, with video at the heart of all of our apps and services.”

How to secure corporate data contained on mobile devices & apps is a key challenge for most enterprises looking to embark on an enterprise mobility.

AWS is the biggest public cloud provider globally and it has grown from providing simple IaaS to a complex array of offerings.

An new area of innovation is set to rise and rise in importance, especially for video - this is the ability to enhance content.

Lack of an end-to-end systems offer is one reason service providers have not got a bigger digital story to tell.