Convergence stories
Already retailers are exploring the metaverse as a new platform for sales, what are the possibilities and what do brands need to be thinking about?.
Legacy processes are disappearing as IT siloes vanish due to the impact of COVID-19, according to a global study from LogicMonitor.
As the OT security market rapidly evolves, businesses must adapt their strategies. Forescout offers four essential tips for future-proofing OT security.
Huawei ShapeCloud data center integration solution supposedly helps operators cope with data center requirements and challenges.
Cloud adoption has matured to an advanced stage where enterprises are increasingly relying more on cloud infrastructures.
Offering integrated cloud packages featuring your own services, is a fantastic opportunity for the channel says Trend Micro's Indi Siriniwasa.
Tech industry faces cultural hurdles as convergence blends languages and specialisms, driving a shift towards ecosystem collaboration.
Lack of understanding of IT is causing businesses to miss opportunities, says Chief Research Officer for Ovum IT.
In a classic Ethernet network, the connections between switches, or Inter-Switch Links are not allowed to form a loop or frames aren't delivered.
Unified communications (UC) can elevate how SMBs handle internal and external tasks, offering cost-effective, scalable, and manageable IT solutions.
HP launches a new networking portfolio combining HP ProCurve and 3Com, boasting twice the speed, half the energy usage, and a 65% cost reduction.
Scott says New Zealand research shows that only 8% of companies are prioritising the transformation of products.
Join HP at this special breakfast event to understand how infrastructure convergence helps you increase IT speed and agility.
Omni-convergence is reshaping the communications market, demanding service providers to innovate and meet heightened consumer expectations.
It's been on the cards for months but as of this month Cellect, IT Wholesale and CDW have rebranded under the Cellnet banner.
The ANZ SNIA chapter, with board members from major tech firms, aims to drive IT community change, pushing for broader membership to add local value.
