About Brian Pereira

Brian Pereira is an Indian journalist and editor based in Mumbai. He founded Digital Creed in 2015. A technology buff, former computer instructor, and software developer, Brian has 29 years of journalism experience (since 1994). Brian is the former Editor of CHIP India, InformationWeek India and CISO Mag. He has served India's leading newspaper groups: The Times of India and The Indian Express. Presently, he serves the Information Security Media Group, as Sr. Director, Editorial. You'll find his most current work on CIO Inc. During his career he wrote (and continues to write) 5000+ technology articles. He conducted more than 450 industry interviews. Brian writes on aviation, drones, cybersecurity, tech startups, cloud, data center, AI/ML/Gen AI, IoT, Blockchain etc. He achieved certifications from the EC-Council (Certified Secure Computer User) and from IBM (Basics of Cloud Computing). Apart from those, he has successfully completed many courses on Content Marketing and Business Writing. He recently achieved a Certificate in Cybersecurity (CC) from the international certification body ISC2. Follow Brian on Twitter (@creed_digital) and LinkedIn. Email Brian at: [email protected]

Blogs by Brian Pereira

BIZ NEWSTECH FOR LEARNINGTRENDING

Google To Help Students with Personalized Learning In Maharashtra

Maharashtra International Education Board (MIEB) has signed a collaboration agreement with Google for Education in India with the goal of advancing personalized learning for students, strong teacher professional development and world-class infrastructure for collaborative learning.  This collaboration agreement supports MIEB’s vision of adopting digital pedagogies and curriculum across Marathi medium schools in the State of Maharashtra that are affiliated with MIEB.

Education in India
BIZ NEWSCLOUD & DATA CENTERMERGERS & COLLABORATIONSOPEN SOURCETECH NEWSTRENDING

IBM Transforms its Software to be Cloud-Native and Run on Any Cloud with Red Hat

IBM announced that it has transformed its software portfolio to be cloud-native and optimized it to run on Red Hat OpenShift. Enterprises can now build mission-critical applications once and run them on all leading public clouds, including AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform, Alibaba and IBM Cloud and on private clouds.

The new cloud-native capabilities will be delivered as pre-integrated solutions called IBM Cloud Paks. The IBM-certified and containerized software will provide a common operating model and common set of services – including identity management, security, monitoring and logging – and are designed to improve visibility and control across clouds together with a unified and intuitive dashboard.

IBM, RED HAT
AI - MLBIZ NEWSMERGERS & COLLABORATIONSTECH @ WORKTECH NEWSTRENDING

Intel and Lenovo collaborate for HPC and AI

Intel and Lenovo announced a multiyear collaboration focused on the rapidly growing opportunity in the convergence of high-performance computing (HPC) and artificial intelligence (AI) to help accelerate solutions for the world’s most challenging problems. Building on the companies’ long-standing partnership in the data center, the multiyear global collaboration will speed the convergence of HPC and AI, creating solutions for organizations of all sizes.

AI Supercomputing Chip, Intel, chip, high performance computing
BIZ NEWSINTERVIEWSMERGERS & COLLABORATIONSOPEN SOURCETECH NEWS

‘IBM – Red Hat: I Would Not Think of It as A Merger or An Integration’

IBM completed its $34 billion acquisition of Red Hat on 10 July, 2019. While IBM says it will let Red Hat operate autonomously and independently, the world wondered what impact this mega acquisition would have on customers who are increasingly looking to deploy hybrid cloud solutions.

DIGITAL CREED met John C.P. Allessio, Senior Vice President & General Manager, Global Services, Red Hat a few days later.

In this interview, you will learn what the two companies stand to gain from each other through this partnership. And in our opinion, it has a lot to do with hybrid clouds, Red Hat Open Shift, and the downstream innovation from the open source community.

IBM Red Hat Partnership
BIZ NEWSDIGITAL TRANSFORMATIONSOCIAL MEDIATECH NEWSTRENDING

Tweet chat on Digital Transformation – July 24

Just 60 companies from the Fortune 500 list of 1955 continue to remain on that list today. We live in an age where the lifespan of a corporation is a few years, not decades. But why did this happen? And where did those 440 companies go? These companies belonged to industries that faced disruption. New technologies and new business models came along, but the 440 organisations did not pay serious attention and did not transform. They did not adapt and evolve -- so they became extinct. Like birds and animals, businesses of all sizes must look out for disruption, adapt, and evolve. But how should they do this?

This will be the topic for discussion during a Tweet chat conducted by ESDS, a leading provider of Managed Data Center and Cloud Hosting Services.

Date: 24 July

Time: 1500 - 1600 hrs IST

Hashtag: #DigiTrans

ESDS Tweet chat