Doug Ryder: The business of winning
For Team Dimension Data, technology plays a critical role in logistics management to make sure the right equipment and supplies arrive at the right locations at the right times for each rider. Team Dimension Data uses historical data and performance analytics to...
Stephen Green: Success depends on asking tough questions
Many companies run into tremendous complexities around connecting the applications they’ve moved to cloud with their on-premises landscape. The integrations are much tougher to achieve than they thought, and most of the automation must be rebuilt. When planning on...
Jeff Jack: Taking a business-led approach to network strategy
In the digital age, you can’t think of your network strategy as separate from your business strategy. There’s no such thing as a digital network strategy. In the digital age, there’s only business strategy built upon technology. Once you know your goals and your...
Gary Middleton: Bridging the digital transformation skills gap
Today’s programmable networks automate many of the routine network management tasks that engineers performed manually in the past. At the same time they introduce new functions and controls network managers have never had to deal with before. An important part of any...
Raoul Tecala: When moving to the cloud, don’t forget the network
Many organisations moving workloads to the cloud fail to ask the obvious questions of how end users will connect to those workloads, and how that will impact performance, security, and cost. Cost is important, but so are performance, security, scalability, agility,...
Lawrence Van Deusen: Workplace networks must evolve to support digital ambitions
The network has become the fabric that supports the modern digital workplace and a vast array of sophisticated applications and services. Investing in new technologies is becoming critical to delivering the kinds of experiences that employees expect, whether it’s in...
Gary Middleton: SDN is redefining the data centre
SDN enables organisations to get more out of their network infrastructure by building a hybrid data centre with optimum locations for different workloads, and to quickly reconfigure the environment to meet business needs. The network is the platform that connects...
Scott Gibson: Network planning begins with business goals and applications
Taking business objectives and applications into consideration is an essential part of the infrastructure design process. Failing to do this can result in an architected solution that is completely unachievable in practice. Any organisation laying the digital...
Supriya Raina: Achieving Greater Productivity With Marketing Fulfillment
By partnering with a marketing fulfillment vendor, marketers can better focus on higher-level endeavors such as developing a branding strategy for the company A marketing fulfillment partner can improve inventory control, strengthen compliance, reduce waste, and keep...
Stephanie Nehmens: How Outsourced Marketing & Fulfillment Solutions Can Function As Strategic Partners
Outsourcing your marketing fulfillment can free up your staff to focus on strategic initiatives related to their subject-matter expertise. An experienced marketing fulfillment partner can also help you flexibly scale on demand, filling new requirements and augmenting...
