Training in Business Resources and Trends
For many IT professionals, one of the first certifications they obtain is the A+. Individuals just getting into the IT field or wanting to increase their knowledge should know that two new A+ exams are available. These are the 220-801 and 220-802. These exams will replace 220-701 and 220-702. While the previous exams will continue to be available until August of 2013, now would be a good time to start considering the new exams.
Read moreMany of the things we do in IT have become commoditized, and many more aspects of IT will be commoditized over the coming years. Cloud computing is an example of the commoditization of IT resources. In fact, one of the key benefits of cloud computing is that computing resources become commoditized. When we need more computing resources we go to the cloud and get more, when we need less we release computing resources back to the cloud.
Read moreThere is no question that continual business transformation is the new normal for enterprise today. Rapidly advancing technology and disruptive trends like Cloud, Bring-your-Own-Device (BYOD), and Big Data are creating an environment of continual change that impacts not only IT, but the entire organisation. In order to maximise the benefits that these technology-led business transformations can offer, enterprises need the right organisational and individual capabilities.
Read moreThere is no question that continual business transformation is the new normal for enterprise today. Rapidly advancing technology and disruptive trends like Cloud, Bring-your-Own-Device (BYOD), and Big Data are creating an environment of continual change that impacts not only IT, but the entire organisation. In order to maximise the benefits that these technology-led business transformations can offer, enterprises need the right organisational and individual capabilities.
Read moreA new report commissioned by VMware has found that businesses of all sizes are increasingly using public cloud services for mission-critical applications.
The results of the survey, undertaken by analyst firm Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG), reveal a major shift in attitude to cloud adoption from just a year ago when many businesses seemed to be wary of making the move to the cloud. Now the trend appears to be one of taking the plunge without hesitation.
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