Clouds aren’t magical data farms in the sky; they’re the backbone of modern infrastructure. Whether you’re using a public cloud, private cloud, or a mix of both, migrating to cloud-based infrastructure is not just a trend; it’s a strategic move for businesses seeking agility, scalability, and cost-efficiency. Cloud migration—moving data, applications, and workloads to the cloud (or between clouds)—is a critical step in this transformation.

Have you ever found yourself dreaming of an easier way to collaborate on projects? Tired of individually managing users across multiple projects? Or perhaps you long for the day when auditing user access across your organization can be done in a flash? Well, you’re in luck!

When faced with complex software selection choices, navigating the numerous factors involved can be difficult. That's where Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis (MCDA) and Decision Matrix Analysis (DMA) come into play. Both methods provide structured and transparent approaches to evaluating options, but they differ in complexity and suitability for different types of decisions.

The integration of workflow automation in SharePoint Online marks a significant evolution in business process management. With the emergence of tools like Power Automate, SharePoint Online transcends its role as a document management system, becoming a powerful platform for streamlining a variety of business operations. This advancement is not just a matter of convenience; it’s a strategic transformation, enabling organizations to optimize productivity and efficiency.

As we dive into 2024 the relentless march of technological progress combined with economic green shoots (the year the ‘UK turns a page on the difficult post post-pandemic years ) it should be an exciting opportunity for Data Centres and the talent who work in them…and whilst people are clearly excited about the opportunities this presents for the industry, there remains a nervousness.

Serverless platforms like AWS Fargate enable teams to focus on delivering value to customers by freeing up time otherwise spent managing infrastructure and operations. However, maintaining a deep level of observability into applications running on these fully managed platforms remains challenging.