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Most large enterprises in India are yet to move critical workloads to the public cloud. While Gartner projects $6 billion spending on managed services and cloud infrastructure in 2019, this would be mostly towards IaaS and private cloud deployments. Gartner Analyst Sid Nag explains the reasons for the slow uptake of public cloud. He also outlines the key attributes to have in a cloud strategy.
The Wiley Innovation Black Book on Exponential Technologies keeps business leaders updated on the latest exponential technologies, trends, forecasts—all intending to be a reference for businesses to evaluate the possibilities of new technology adoption.
History repeats itself. IBM signed a five-year agreement with Vodafone Idea Limited, India's second-largest telecom player (by revenue) to improve customer services and customer engagement. The partnership also brings in IBM expertise to consolidate the infrastructure of the two telecom companies (Vodafone India Ltd. and Idea Cellular Ltd.) who announced their merger last year. The multi-million-dollar five-year agreement will deliver an enhanced customer experience to millions of connected consumers and businesses in India.
Here's how Oracle's technology is helping AirAsia become an intelligent and connected enterprise.
Here's how service-driven organisations are using cutting-edge technology like artificial intelligence and Natural Language Processing (NLP) to build conversational interfaces into their applications.
IoT is becoming an intricate part of our lives. We need to be aware of how we use it. And we need to secure all our IoT devices, by updating their software regularly. IoT will make our lives simple, but we need to find ways to use it for other purposes like conserving energy and protecting our environment.
Mathew Hotle, Distinguished VP Analyst, Gartner gives us a glimpse of what application development will be like in 2023. He told us what application organisations need to do to take advantage of the new opportunities
Realising that customers are not in a hurry to migrate all workloads to the public cloud, cloud service providers are offering solutions that bring cloud compute and storage to on-premise data centres, and integrating these with their public cloud services.
A third of Indian engineering graduates are not employable by the industry as they lack core skills. WileyNXT is attempting to solve this problem through a series of learning and accelerator programs that it is launching in India.
The 41-year Transworld Group wants to integrate its 60 different IT systems on a cloud platform and embrace AI, machine learning, and blockchain
