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Digital Enterprise: Lack of Resources Holding Businesses Back from Going Digital

By Dick Weisinger

Transforming businesses into digital enterprises is challenging, suggests a report from BMC on Digital Enterprise Management. Businesses are struggling with the problem of moving their companies from here to there.  They do clearly see advantages with to moving to digital…

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October 9th, 2015
Category: Enterprise Software
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Enterprise Software: Market Driven by Modernization and Move to Cloud

By Dick Weisinger

Global enterprise Software is on target to grow 7.5 percent, reaching $150 billion by the end of the year.  By 2019, the market will grow to more than $200 billion in revenues, according to a market forecast from Gartner. Businesses…

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October 8th, 2015
Category: Enterprise Software
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CyberSecurity: Top-One-Percent Most Active Users Responsible for Most Security Risks

By Dick Weisinger

Users are your biggest threat to cybersecurity.  A recent study by CloudLock found that key users often dominate application and data storage usage, and that it makes sense to focus on training the power users on security and best-practices.  CloudLock refers to these most active…

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October 7th, 2015
Category: Security
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Cloud Computing: Governments Ripe for the Cloud

By Dick Weisinger

All levels of government are expected to move their data from legacy on-premise systems to the cloud from now until 2020, according to a survey by Socrata and sponsored by EMC Research. 79 percent of government agencies say that most…

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October 6th, 2015
Category: Cloud Computing
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Oracle and Java: Plans to Obsolete Java?

By Dick Weisinger

With JavaOne 2015 only a few weeks away, some are questioning Oracle’s commitment to Java. In early September, there were numerous rumours that Oracle had laid off many or all of their Java evangelist team.  The speculated rationale for the…

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October 5th, 2015
Category: Oracle
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