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There is a lot of confusion and misinformation as to why enterprises would move an application or workload from public cloud back to their corporate…
Continue reading → Eight reasons why enterprises move workloads from public cloud back on-premises
Plenty of articles have already been written about the challenges facing enterprises with regards to the recent General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Even so, there…
Continue reading → Three ways GDPR will continue to present a major risk to enterprises and humanity
2017 has officially come to a close and 2018 has already started with a bang. As I look forward to what 2018 brings, the list…
This week at Microsoft Connect in New York City, Microsoft announced a number of products geared toward bringing intelligence and the computing edge closer together.…
Continue reading → Microsoft empowers the developer at Connect
One challenge for many IT organizations is that of credibility. In a recent post, I discussed the importance of credibility and the network effect…
Continue reading → IT has a serious credibility problem and does not realize it
Over the past 30 years, now is the best time to be a CIO. The role of the CIO is in transition. At the same…
The move to public cloud is not new yet many enterprises still struggle to successfully leverage public cloud services. Public cloud services have existed for…
Continue reading → Eight ways enterprises struggle with public cloud
A recent post on changing the language of IT is getting quite a bit of attention among CIOs. Continuing the theme around changing the language…
Continue reading → Shifting the mindset from projects to products
The subject of IT relevance is a hotly contested subject. According to Forrester, 41% of business decision-makers believe that IT is an impediment to accelerating…
Continue reading → #CIOitk: Is IT still relevant? The conversation is heating up!
Containers are all the rage right now, but are they ready for enterprise consumption? It depends on whom you ask, but here’s my take. Enterprises…