Josh Neland
Technology has had a renaissance over the past few years, and it now seems that we are at a tipping point where the implications of technical advancements are no longer limited to a few new product features or the CIO's staff meetings. Instead, mature businesses are transforming into completely new entities in a few years time.
Products are becoming intelligent and aware, hopefully signaling an upcoming surge in productivity. Most importantly, it seems like change in many industries is accelerating at an exponential pace, one that might share a deep link to Moore's law.
I had a chance last week to hear Tom Barton, Head of Integration Services and Global Enterprise Architect at Novartis, present a case study titled "Using iPaaS to Expand Integration Capabilities: Lowering Costs and Complexity Through Retirement and...
Dell is on a mission to give our customers the power to do more from the data center to the device. At Citrix Synergy this week, Dell will launch several end-to-end solutions that simplify the deployment and management of Citrix-based desktop...
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