In 2027, organisations will be required to be fully migrated to the SAP S4/HANA next-generation digital core to ensure interoperability and ongoing system capability. For some, unpacking the SAP S4/HANA opportunity may feel like yet another complication to deal with in a landscape littered with pandemic and economic complexity, but there is value in this
It would be an understatement to call 2020 unexpected, but every part of the year most certainly was just that – unexpected, unpredictable and unplanned. These are not the words that should follow the business into 2021, which is why the trends that are lining up on the hybrid cloud horizon underscore flexibility, agility, scalability
This year can be defined as one where everything is changing while it all still stays the same. The same pandemic. The same pressing business questions. The same need to embed technology that gives the organisation the agility it needs to adapt to constant change in market and customer need. The reality is that 2021
Your hybrid cloud investment could end up costing you more money than your legacy infrastructure. This is a fact that has hit many companies hard. The promises of scale, reduced costs and flexibility can be swept aside by poorly integrated systems, limited insight into usage, and bad planning. Here are five steps you can take
When it comes to cloud investment, the choice between public, private, hybrid or an interconnected web of the three, is down to organisation requirement and sector. The financial sector, bound by rigorous compliance regulations and privacy laws, is held tightly within the constraints of private cloud but can squeeze out immense benefit from a hybrid
Organisations are facing a complex road ahead. The pandemic has hit every economy and country and many organisations leapt into digital solutions at a speed that surprised even themselves. From reluctant digital toe-dipping in hybrid cloud to comprehensive digital transformation, companies embraced what digital could offer them so that they could continue to offer their
It is nearing the end of 2020, the year that changed the face of enterprise cloud investment forever. The year that introduced remote working, revamped security and immediate digital transformation to almost every organisation on the planet. As the months pull the world towards a new year, this is the right time to take a
Welcome to distributed cloud. Don’t put your cloud in one place. Introduced by artificial intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT) and multiple datacentres across multiple locations, the distributed cloud is about to change the world of work. Again. Gartner defines the distributed cloud as the ‘distribution of public cloud services to different physical
