While implementing new technology hardware or software can be challenging, ultimately the pros of new technology outweigh the cons and the benefits show up in the bottom line. There’s a reason why computers replaced typewriters and email replaced snail mail. New software is constantly emerging to solve problems and inefficiencies. Investing in new technology equals …
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SciNet in collaboration with the University of Toronto has unveiled the most powerful supercomputer and christened it Niagara. Niagara comes to replace SciNet’s Tightly Coupled Cluster (TCS) and the aging General Purpose Cluster (GPC) which have been in use since 2009. Dr. Daniel Gruner, the tech chief at SciNet, said, “We run conventional data processing, …
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With the new year quickly approaching, now is the time to think about the enterprise IT trends that will shape 2018. Understanding IT trends will provide you with knowledge of industry changes. You can also use the information to identify how to use emerging technologies to your advantage. Here are some fascinating enterprise IT trends …
Although Artificial Intelligence remains a relatively new idea, it is becoming famous in different parts of the world. For experts, the mention of artificial intelligence is synonymous to IBM Watson. The cognitive computing system developed by IBM is the most prevalent example of artificial intelligence in the modern world. The platform makes use of machine …
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Personal computers have revolutionized the way we do research, work, communicate, entertain ourselves, and even the way we think. There is a computer in nearly every home, office, and university – and many more in many other places. They have truly become something we can’t live without. But computers weren’t always the powerhouses they are …
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Hyperconvergence is the latest tech trend in the data center world, and as with every new trend, the market is flush with unverified or false information. As conventional infrastructures change, those whose business is tied to those traditional operations will have knee-jerk reactions either strongly for or against the newest trends, depending on how it …
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A new study by Research and Markets shows continued growth is to be expected in virtualized and nonvirtualized physical servers through 2021. According to the report, “Global Virtualized and Nonvirtualized Physical Servers Market 2017-2021,” this growth is slated to be at a CAGR of 5.26 percent over the next four years. Researchers gathered data for …
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Lenovo has recently ramped up focus on two areas for its North American channel – whom is largely responsible for the company’s prevalence in the enterprise market. With 90 percent of company revenue driven by partners, its channel strategy is critical to performance. Sammy Kinlaw, Lenovo’s channel chief in North America, said the new focus …
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Start with a cliché: “The only people who like change are babies.” Second cliché: “Business is like a shark—it will die if it does not keep moving.” The thing that makes a cliché a thing that is oft repeated is that it is based on truth. Generally speaking, people don’t like to change. If you …
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There are millions of dollars at stake in reaching and convincing a CIO of what software, IT solutions, apps, and other technology they need for their organization in order to maximize its potential. How can you get your foot in the door with a CIO so you can explain how your products and services will …
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