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Driven by “safer at home” restrictions, shopping online has become a norm for customers. So much so that more than 25% of customers are planning to continue shopping online, even after...
Omnichannel has been a strategic priority for retailers for a few years now. However, with economic uncertainty and mutable consumer behavior, omnichannel has leveled up. Take, for instance, Lululemon’s acquisition...
I resisted the temptation this year to do any 2021 technology predictions. Although last year I was surprisingly accurate predicting that track and trace would be important. I just failed...
Lack of discipline is a killer of efficiency and ROI Cloud services are now generally accepted as an integral part of IT delivery. If the findings of a Freeform Dynamics...
Our thanks to Neil Briscoe, CTO for Cloud Gateway who led an excellent session on how COVID-19 presented a serious threat to business continuity and expertly moderated by Ian Golding. Neil provides expansions on modern architectures and technologies which present compelling business cases for a range of requirements. Here are his top 5 takeaways.
Contributor and Cloud Evangelist Ian Moyse seeks the capabilities most have come to hope from a multi-cloud environment. Many either pay lip service in delivery or have found their current approaches limiting. Where is the promised land of “easy to shift when required” and to mix cloud platforms freely without limitations of cost and development? The Multi-cloud enables an organisation to distribute workloads across multiple cloud environments, mitigating single cloud risks and gaining a bigger return for investment.
