Forrester Research stories - Page 27

In 2019, enterprises will navigate the rise of multi-cloud, address complex legacy migrations, and embrace open-source technology to drive efficiency.

As early as July 2019, Australian banks will need to have a system in place that both benefits customers and protects their personal data.

Scott Hubbard shares five key trends he sees incoming in the way that we store, manage and analyse data in 2019.

AI specialist Rick Rider’s guide to getting AI experimentation right as the technology becomes a necessity in 2019.

Over time, the basic zero trust model has evolved and matured into what Forrester calls the Zero Trust eXtended (ZTX) Ecosystem.

PingOne for Customers is built for the developer community and provides API-based identity services for customer-facing applications.

Traditional perimeter-based security strategies – once the backbone of enterprise security – simply no longer apply.

A new Forrester study for Polycom reveals video conferencing's growing complexity, with 96% facing challenges, highlighting the urgent need for simplification.

Forrester weighs in on 2019 predictions, looking at how organisations will shift into a more precise application of transformative technologies.

ForeScout Technologies has acquired OT security company SecurityMatters for USD $113 million, enhancing its ability to secure both IT and OT environments.

Dell Boomi's Asia MD says there are a number of myths holding back cloud adoption, despite it being the obvious future.

Digital disruption forces IT departments to prioritise rapid app development and agility as companies increasingly become software-centric, warns a new report.

As brands continue their transitions into experience-driven businesses, they’ll increasingly look to their agency partners to help solve major challenges.

Liferay releases DXP Cloud, an enterprise solution that simplifies deployment and management of Liferay DXP with PaaS capabilities.

New deal enables Kiwi enterprises to capitalise on software robots to drive competitive advantage and reduce operating costs.

Australia's technology spending is predicted to grow to $63 billion in 2018 and $65 billion in 2019, driven by emerging technologies such as AI and IoT.

Key enhancements include the launch of Epicor Dealer Network Portal and the availability of the Epicor Kinetic Design Framework.

Flexera has acquired multi-cloud management leader RightScale, bolstering its technology asset management offering.

The driving force behind powerful AI applications is data – and getting the most out of AI requires a modern data estate.

From IoT to AI, these innovations have the greatest potential to make near-term impacts on business, but CompTIA warns to approach them with care.