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At last it is the enterprise branch’s turn to experience digital transformation in earnest. Organizations want faster cloud adoption and an expansion of their WAN edge operations. SD-WAN (software-defined wide-area networking) has helped in these endeavors, and secure SD-WAN has gone even further with enterprise-class security that is fully integrated. These advances are all well […]

Many U.S. companies that do business in Europe have undertaken data classification projects to comply with the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), but those initiatives have largely been limited to databases and other core business systems that comprise just 20% of an organization’s information assets.   The remaining 80% represents unstructured information such as emails, […]

Here is the latest article in an eWEEK feature series called IT Science, in which we look at what actually happens at the intersection of new-gen IT and legacy systems. Unless it’s brand new and right off various assembly lines, servers, storage and networking inside every IT system can be considered “legacy.” This is because the […]

Enterprises understand the importance of having an analytics tool that gives them a complete understanding of their customers, and the ability to communicate those insights and offer specific actions and next steps at scale empower the organization as a whole. The challenge for many brands is that the ones who touch the data, data scientists, […]

Company Name: Mersive Technologies Inc. (enterprise collaboration tools) Company description: Mersive is a provider of wireless media streaming and collaboration solutions that enable multiple users to simultaneously share content from laptops, tablets, and phones to any meeting room display–securely and with the greatest ease of use. Solstice vastly increases meeting productivity and collaboration by putting […]

Software-as-a-service (SaaS)-based applications are now the lifeblood of most organizations, but they’re certainly not foolproof. Breaks in performance (speed, availability, reachability) are occurring more frequently for popular applications. The most recent widely publicized examples include Microsoft 365, Salesforce and NetSuite. These breaks are due, in part, to the ever-expanding internet infrastructure, which naturally increases the […]

Enterprises of all sizes depend heavily on various business applications, and the performance of the endpoints and networks on which they run is equally important. In fact, anything less than 100 percent availability for business apps is largely seen as failure. In recent years, much of the responsibility to maintain business applications and the networks […]

Control and coordination of field operations staff and contractors has long been a challenge for a good many enterprises. With all those moving parts and roles—especially for large enterprises—good management software that can keep up with changes and last-minute decisions has been hard to come by. With this in mind, San Francisco-based software provider Zinier […]

Today’s topics include new DNS attacks becoming more critical than ever, and Rancher Labs leading a K3S effort to minimize Kubernetes for the edge. A new series of cyber-attacks that redirect traffic intended for specific websites by changing their DNS records has resulted in the first emergency directive by the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency. […]

Today’s topics include WordPress 5.1 improving security with a site health mechanism, and MS Dynamics 365 getting additional AI and data insights functions. The latest release of WordPress, version 5.1, is now generally available, providing users with updates to improve site operations and site health. The new release follows the open-source project’s tradition of naming […]