Quocirca Insights
March 2016
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Integrating IoT into the business
- Timefort 24 Mar 2016 -
Email is not dying - and it can serve a very valuable purpose
23 Mar 2016 -
Repelling targeted attacks in the cloud
22 Mar 2016
Organisations looking to benefit from the IoT opportunity need to think a bit differently about what they are doing
It is often the case that what should be a simple case of agreeing what was said turns into a nasty argument due to a lack of real proof of what was communicated. A surprisingly easy means of ...
The use of public cloud services is not just a risk that needs to be managed but can also do a lot a reduce an organisation's overall IT risk
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What can be done with that old data centre?
21 Mar 2016 -
The 'software defined mainframe' - smoke and mirrors, or reality?
18 Mar 2016 -
A managed services model for the collaborative workplace
- Quocirca 17 Mar 2016 -
Akamai takes on Distil Networks in bot control
09 Mar 2016 -
How's the innovation of your digital transformation going?
02 Mar 2016 -
There's money in improving WAN connectivity to the likes of AWS, Azure and Google
- Quocirca 01 Mar 2016
The lack of flexibility of existing data centres is beginning to consign them to the heap of modern dinosaurs. Just what can be done as an owned data centre facility has to continually morph and ...
The mainframe is dead. Except it isn't - it still runs mission critical workloads the world over, and you will touch a mainframe application pretty much every day. A new approach of running ...
Embracing the digital workplaceAn information managed service (IMS) is emerging as a key approach to enable digital transformation. Such providers are building on their traditional print heritage ...
There are more and more bots crawling over our IT systems and more and more ways to control what they can do,
I want to consign a couple of current technology terms to Room 101. Can I do this in a novel way while carrying out a major change?
The ability to use big data analytics to identify anomalies in BGP routing behaviour, will also allow infrastructure operators to monetise the user traffic behaviour they log, but seldom use.