The future of your datacentre is software-defined
Sharon Charman
The need to transition to a Software-Defined Datacentre (SDDC) is imminent. We explore why you should be making the switch and how you can get there faster.
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Long live containers: next in line for your cloud
Containerisation is quickly catching up to virtualisation as the software of choice for hosting your workloads. But is your infrastructure ready to support this change?
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Why your people expect agile working
Although COVID-19 might have been the catalyst for businesses to introduce more agile working into their environments, it's already something your people want. We explore why.
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We have a good feeling about this! Tech Wars has been shortlisted!
We're very proud to announce that our 2019 Tech Wars event, 'The Rise of the Digital Workplace' is a finalist for the 2020 CRN Sales & Marketing Awards.
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Why hosted telephony needs to be higher up IT teams’ priority list
There’s never been a better time to re-evaluate how your communications platforms support your business objectives.
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Coronavirus: A brief update for our customers
In these uncertain and unprecedented times, we understand just how stressful a period this is proving to be for everyone, and that includes the additional strain placed upon IT teams and resource.
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Epidemic proves why remote working is critical
With several recent forces majeures causing travel restrictions all over the world, we highlight why access to video conferencing and collaboration tools are now more important than ever.
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Top mark insights from VMworld 2019
We recently attended VMworld, VMware's pinnacle event of the year in Barcelona. In case you missed it, Steve Dawes has summarised his key take-aways.
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Why you shouldn’t fear an upgrade to Windows 10
As Windows 7 fast approaches End of Life, here's what you can expect from upgrading to Windows 10.
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Time is running out for Windows 7
All good things must come to an end, and Windows 7 is no exception.
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