Data gravity may affect an enterprise's ability to innovate, secure customer experiences, and even deliver financial results on a global scale.

Enterprise Architecture (EA) has been so well-defined and standardized that some might question the necessity of revisiting its framework.

Many enterprises are finding out that deployment and management of the SD-WAN by in-house IT teams is more complicated than the product datasheet makes them look.

Identifying a new location for a data center is not only a critical decision, it can have extreme consequences for all departments.

When IT departments look to switch to a virtualized environment, it seems they are almost always talking about cloud. However, both HCI and cloud have their respective benefits and drawbacks.

The combination of Yellowbrick Data’s modern analytical database and MicroStrategy 2020 is designed to bring actionable insights to the workforce while enabling significantly faster performance for complex queries and support for high user concurrency.

Many data center operators build redundancy and extra storage or computing power into their data centers just in case. Research from Future Facilities shows that data center operators build three data centers for every two they need.

Compass Datacenters LLC purchased 225 acres in Red Oak, Texas, for its new campus, which will provide capacity to hyperscale, cloud, and enterprise customers.

Smarsh released its Enterprise Archive to bring cloud scale and multi-cloud deployability to the enterprise information archiving space.