I just returned from Collaborate 18 in Las Vegas, which, for those of who aren’t familiar with it, is the annual Oracle User’s Group meeting. They had thousands of attendees again this year and had some great presenters including our own Sridahr Avantsa, Kevin Gilpin and Mike Messina, who talked about moving to the cloud and updating to Oracle 12C.
Chuck Weir, Pre-Sales Engineer at Rolta AdvizeX, discusses how organizations can upgrade their IT powerfully, simply and efficiently with Hyper-Converged Infrastructure (HCI).
If you were hit with a ransomware attack right now, your first instinct would be to strive to survive it. I believe businesses should aim higher: they should strive to thrive during a ransomware attack.
We encourage enterprises to look at their storage investments in terms of the business returns they can expect on that investment. If your storage strategy isn’t focused on creating more value from your data, it’s not really helping your business.
HCI is a natural choice for data storage. It’s simple, scalable, available, powerful and cost-efficient.
As an IT manager in today’s hypercompetitive environment, your challenge is to be agile, innovative, keep the organization secure, and, of course, control costs. Easy, right?
Oracle unveiled a next generation of its cloud offering, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) at OpenWorld 2017: faster, simpler, more secure and more competitively priced. The previous generation of the Oracle’s Cloud Offering, is now called “Oracle Cloud Infrastructure-Classic,” also called “OCI-Classic.” If you missed its unveiling, here are some of the highlights of Oracle’s cloud re-boot.
The most common second step of any security breach is the exploit of a security vulnerability in a platform or application. Today, that includes not just PCs and Mac, but a whole host of mobile devices, and all the systems sitting in our datacenters, the cloud, and the Internet at large.
Join us as we examine the data growth conundrum. Data growth continues to accelerate. IT budgets can’t keep pace. And, not all data is created equal. In this session, we will share a new approach to storage.
Is public cloud or on-premise the right solution for your business needs? Or is there something else that can give you the best of both worlds?