Category: Cloud

Microsoft has announced the launch of Microsoft Cloud for Retail at NRF 2021, adding to the roster of the big cloud players’ vertical-specific platforms. The announcement highlights Microsoft’s focus on and commitment to helping brands enable ‘intelligent retail.’
NRF 2021, like so many events over the past year went fully remote for its first chapter, which focused on key leadership initiatives and the future of retail. This piece focuses on six themes and five trends identified at this year's NRF chapter 1.
Over the past few years, Amazon's AWS has been staunchly focused on building a complete set of tools to deliver AI at scale.
In this new episode of her Futurum Tech Webcast, Women in Tech Series, Shelly Kramer sits down with Dell Technologies’ Akanksha Mehrotra for a conversation about Dell’s Project APEX, the nuances of the offering, and the trend to everything-as-a-service and end-to-end aaS that we’re starting to see a lot of in the marketplace.
In a $2.25 Billion move to stratify its modern digital workspace business, Citrix has reached a definitive agreement to acquire Wrike.
Red Hat buys cloud startup StackRox. This is the company’s first deal since the IBM acquisition in 2019 and focuses on bolstering Red Hat’s OpenShift Kubernetes and hybrid cloud capabilities.
Employee training is a critical part of any workplace with many organizations turning to SAP SuccessFactors Learning to boost employee skills. Axonify, a learning solution integration that is built specifically for frontline employees will take an organization’s SAP SuccessFactors investment to the next level.
While technologists tout the coolest digital transformation trends for 2021, the following tech trends are keeping CMOs up at night.
SAP has made its intention to spin-off its experience management platform, Qualtrics, official by filling its IPO paperwork with the SEC.
IBM is continuing to invest in its capabilities to deliver on the promise of hybrid and multicloud with its acquisition of Nordcloud.
Scalability, enterprise-class security, geographic specificity, and data portability define Pexip’s impressive new Private Cloud for video conferencing. Every organization that was looking for a way to quickly scale its video-conferencing deployments but didn’t have confidence that public clouds could provide adequate levels of data security and privacy, no longer has to choose between scalability and security. They can have both. Here’s an overview of the specifics of the Pexip Private Cloud.

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