This year's Canalys event held a lot of important insights for IT in 2023 and beyond - James Yates gives 4 key takeaways from the event, what they mean for the IT landscape, and how businesses can capitalise on these trends to make the most of their tech.
Having recently attended Ingram Micro's Cloud Summit event in Miami, we discussed the latest cloud trends impacting the IT industry, and share some exciting news for our long-standing partnership with Microsoft.
Accelerated digital transformation has unearthed exciting possibilities for businesses, but it's created new opportunities for cybercriminals to launch sophisticated attacks. With cybercrime on the rise, here's 4 implications you might not have considered.
A new release from Microsoft, Defender for Business brings commercially-viable, enterprise-grade protections to small and medium-sized businesses without the need for skilled internal security resource.
Microsft has made a number of recent announcements about the way customers can purchase and manage both products and licences, and one of the most significant has already taken place. After over 20 years, it's closed the curtain on Microsoft Open Licence.
If you're planning for an ERP project this year, you need a platform that can be customised to meet the unique demands of your business. Here's why NetSuite is the ideal fit.
2021 has been another year of change. But this has also been the catalyst for a number of exciting innovations especially in areas such as cybersecurity, where businesses are keen to protect users in the face of a growing threat landscape. Here's a summary of some of the best security offerings we've seen this year.
Supply shortages continue to impact the IT industry, and this can mean that a number of your users will need continue sweating legacy assets in light of an extended refresh timeline. This can present some productivity and security challenges, but deploying an Azure Virtual Desktop solution can help you can get more from your legacy hardware.
In light of the recent Log4J security vulnerability, we'd like to provide this important update for our customers.
At the heart of HPE's plans to deliver everything as-a-Service, HPE GreenLake is a true Infrastructure-as-a-Service model that delivers a cloud-like experience on-premise. Having long been seen as an enterprise-only option, it's now a reality for businesses of every size.
As businesses embrace cloud services for their storage and compute, they are keen to realise the same operational and commercial benefits as part of their backup strategy. We explore the evolution of cloud backups and explain why vendors such as Veeam are now making this a realistic proposition for every business.