As enterprise applications become more mobile-centric and move into the cloud, organizations are finding that the traditional concept of the enterprise perimeter no longer applies.
Enterprise Mobility: Adding Security with Microsegmentation
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Is Your View of Data Out-Dated? Five Reality Checks for Right Now.
While big data and the cloud have clearly arrived, the repercussions of that arrival are still being felt in the IT planning room as CIOs re-evaluate their data strategies.
If You Thought SQL Server Wasn’t for BI and Analytics, Think Again
Microsoft SQL Server, although very robust for a wide variety of business applications, was rarely considered as a business intelligence (BI) and analytics tool because it wasn’t deemed to have the robust capabilities that real-time BI and data analytics require.
The Database Dilemma: Dozens of Pools of Data, But Still Thirsting for Insight
Enterprises like to talk about their data as though it’s locked securely in a tight vault. The reality of business data, however, is a lot more nebulous.
9 Good Reasons to Move Your Apps into Microsoft Azure
Enterprises are under increasing pressure to deliver mobile applications faster to both business users and customers. Deploying these applications in a public cloud environment allows enterprises to deliver mobile applications with greater ease.
Cloud Migration Requires Careful Planning
Migrating business applications from a premise-based environment to a Cloud platform is like any other big move in that it requires a lot of planning and some heavy lifting.
AdvizeX Named to CIO Review’s 100 Most Promising Microsoft Solution Providers
Last month, AdvizeX joined some exclusive company when it was named to CIO Review’s 100 Most Promising Microsoft Solution Providers. The Microsoft partner program is a robust space with thousands of participating solution providers, so being in the top 100 is a significant achievement.
Technology is Transforming the Workplace
Last month I attended Microsoft’s SharePoint 2014 Conference and it really got me thinking about the transformations taking place in IT and business and what that means to our customers. The key note address stressed that we are undergoing a transformation in which technology is changing the way we live and work.