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Quocirca Insights
Experts from analyst firm Quocirca examine the changing nature of enterprise IT strategy and offer advice to IT leaders.
November 2016
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How reliant is your organisation on IT?
28 Nov 2016 -
SD-WAN access bonding for rural high-speed connectivity
- Quocirca 26 Nov 2016
Quocirca is a research and analysis company with a primary focus on the European market. Quocirca produces free to market content aimed at IT decision makers and those that influence them in ...
As organisations become more reliant on IT, problems with IT systems are increasingly unacceptable. The response is to invest more in tools to reduce the impact and cost of critical IT events.
SD-WAN case studies are beginning to demonstrate the true value of WAN access bonding. In many rural locations there are several mobile operators but individually their services speeds are too low.
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Monetising free information? D&B Credit emphasises analytics and ease of use
- Quocirca 24 Nov 2016 -
The UK’s answer for Identity Governance and Admin
21 Nov 2016 -
Maritime network connectivity - all at sea?
- Timefort 16 Nov 2016 -
Printing, IoT and Blockchain
- Quocirca 10 Nov 2016 -
Why consumers need to care about the IoT
09 Nov 2016
Freely available company information may seem a challenge to monetise. However companies like Dun & Bradstreet (D&B), Experian, Bureau van Dijk, Graydon, Equifax and Creditsafe have been ...
UK-based identity and access management (IAM) vendor ProofID has revamped and renamed it ARMS product. Now called ProofID IGA (Identity Governance and Admin) its prime use case is to aid the ...
Over two thirds (around 70%) of the Earth’s surface is covered by water, mostly the oceans. So, when it comes to thinking about universal coverage for wide area networks (WAN), there are some ...
Does blockchain technology hold promise for print manufacturers in the IoT world? The Internet of Things (IoT) is a world of connected devices embedded with software and network connectivity, that ...
Too many people consider the IoT to be of concern only for organisations. However, the consumer IoT is providing new attack surfaces for criminals - ones that need to be protected sooner rather ...