As we head into 2022, I want to thank everyone for a great 2021 and wish you all a Happy New Year. With the trials and unknowns the past two years brought us, I remain amazed at the determination, perseverance, creative thinking, and teamwork I’ve seen from our...
Blogs
Reimagining the Desktop Experience for the Modern Workplace (Part 2)
In part one of this blog series, we explored the drivers of change that are making it imperative for enterprises to reimagine their desktop delivery models and experiences. When it comes to costs, security, and worker efficiency, traditional desktop delivery models...
Leveraging Built-in Security Capabilities of the IBM i Operating System
Customers use the IBM i operating system to run critical workloads that often involve sensitive financial and operational data that must be kept secure. With security threats such as viruses, hacking, ransomware, and data exfiltration coming from every angle — even...
Reimagining the Desktop Experience for the Modern Workplace (Part 1)
For a long time, most companies have relied on one model to deliver apps and computing experiences to their employees. For the most part, it revolves around a full-feature desktop, or laptop, which office workers use to access internal apps, communicate with...
Latency. The Cloud Experience Killer!
Today, we'll be discussing the implications of latency on your desire to move workloads to the cloud. Latency’s impact on the end user experience shouldn’t be a surprise to anyone, but we hope today to help you navigate some questions about latency, while offering...
Guiding Strategies in Migrating to New Technologies
Wholesale migrations offer the biggest transformations, but at what risk? One of the coolest (and often confounding) aspects of technology is that it evolves and improves constantly and quickly. Many eager and ambitious technologists love to push change. It’s often...
Planning for Resilience: Leveraging IBM Db2 Mirror for i to Design Zero-Downtime Systems
For large organizations, even small amounts of downtime can be costly. A 2019 survey from IBM and Forrester Consulting found that planned downtime cost organizations $1.5 million on average in just one quarter and $5.6 million in total the previous year. The financial...
Every Small Business Needs an Incident Response Plan. Here’s How to Start One.
Most small businesses have a list of priorities they’re focused on to make their business successful. For many, cybersecurity doesn’t show up very high on the list—if it shows up at all. Cybersecurity can seem complicated, its solutions are often expensive, and the...