The sheer range and diversity of services provisioned by most government organisations can make managing technology a challenge. Throw in a global pandemic, and it becomes akin to juggling live grenades while riding a unicycle across a high-wire. This is why it pays to explore the emerging, beyond-intelligent foundations that put you effortlessly in control of your environment, from the edge to the core. Read the blog.

Traditional networking technology was designed for a different era, when most people worked on-premise most of the time, and cloud was yet to emerge as a mainstream option. Until 2020, the shift in workplace behaviours was gradual, but when a global pandemic struck, with the subsequent lockdowns, even the most office-bound found themselves working remotely. As the situation eases, few organisations expect to go back to the way they were. After a few initial hiccups, many workers have learned to embrace the freedom and convenience of flexible working. Along with that freedom comes increased risk, though. Read about the risks your business must address – and the emerging technology that can help.

Anyone who has stepped inside a healthcare facility recently cannot miss the extent that the care we receive has changed. We are accustomed now to receiving test results by SMS, being scanned by devices that have a higher than ever diagnostic capability, and expect reports to be available at our next GP or specialist visit. Healthcare has got connected – read how that affects the underlying technology that is needed.

HCI helps to collapse traditional silos in favour of greater agility through fully virtualised pools of compute, memory, and storage resources.