Cloud Powers the New Connected Economy
Cloud is no longer a tactical solution but rather a strategic enabler of connected economies. Technology leaders will orchestrate cloud ecosystems that connect employees, customers, partners, vendors, and devices to serve rising customer expectations. Firms will shift from being mere cloud adopters to becoming cloud companies themselves — stewards of their own ecosystems.
Ovum Decision Matrix: Selecting a Multicloud and Hybrid Cloud Management Solution, 2018–19
The role and purpose of IT in organizations is undergoing significant change, driven by the need for businesses to become more agile and have greater control over the cost levers when it comes to technology.
Embracing a Hybrid Cloud Strategy For Dummies
Many organizations are modernizing their data centers and leveraging multiple public and/or private clouds to ensure they have the right environment for each application. However, a multi-cloud environment can increase complexity, risk, and cost for organizations as interoperability between public clouds, or between public and private clouds, is not yet common.
Predicts 2018: The Cloud Platform Becomes the Expedited Path to Value
Cloud platforms will inevitably rise in prominence as CIOs and IT leaders recognize the importance of aligning cloud application strategies and processes with cloud platform strengths. Read this Gartner report to learn about their cloud computing predictions for 2018.
Holistic Learning Experience – Manager
Employees at all levels expect dynamic, self-directed, continuous learning opportunities from their employers. So how can L&D experts make the shift from training an employee on job-based skills to holistically developing that employee into a productive, agile, committed worker? By evolving from managing learning to curating a continuous learning experience.
Shoring-Up the Extended Enterprise for Manufacturing
For manufacturing organizations, delivering and tracking training to ensure compliance is a tricky thing to manage, especially when time and money are in short supply. Without the necessary training, compliance violations could cost millions of dollars and tarnish a company’s reputation. Even worse, using untrained or unregulated contractors could cost lives.
Sharpening Your Extended Enterprise for Retail
competitors are innovating faster and customers have more choices than ever before. Yet while you train your employees to ensure great customer service, compliance, and product savvy, what about your sales channel partners?
Safeguarding the Extended Enterprise for Technology
You know the value of your extended enterprise. Composed of sellers, customers, and prospects, they’re your loyal fan base and your best source for both sales and feedback. Yet keeping them trained, “in-the-know,” and passionate about your product is an ongoing challenge.
