Our customers are experiencing the pressure of consumerization. Their employees expect the same level of service they get from their personal app world in their enterprise app world.
The long-held belief with wireless deployments has been to enable full site coverage by correctly spacing the least number of Access Points (AP) at their highest power settings.
Impatient, demanding customers can make life challenging. When those customers also happen to be your colleagues, the challenge is even greater. For most IT departments, this is their reality.
As we enter the 3rd Platform of IT, progressive CIOs know that traditional client/server architecture won’t be enough to support their blueprints for business and revenue growth.
Many companies are considering simplifying their data center with a converged infrastructure. A converged infrastructure increases reliability, decreases downtime and provides a reliable and repeatable infrastructure.
At hospitals around the country, thin is in. As healthcare CIOs look to get their budgets into better shape, many are choosing a thin client strategy using virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) technology to simplify and secure their IT environments.
Enterprises are making mobility a top priority in 2014. Most organizations are rethinking their mobile strategies.
At AdvizeX last year, we talked a lot about Cloud, BYOD/Mobility, and Managed Services. Last year, Cloud Services grew 43%. By 2017, 17.6% of Software will be delivered through the Cloud.
If you take a look back in history and study the evolution of the modern automobile and compare it to today’s mobile device evolution you will see many parallels.
I recently had the opportunity to present a TMCnet webinar on the topic of Building Enterprise Mobility Strategies, during which we asked participants whether they already had a mobility strategy in place. Surprisingly, a high number of participants (60 percent) responded “yes.”