Author: Thomas H. Davenport, Richard Y. Wang and Priyanka Tiwari | Published by: c.2023 Harvard Business Review The chief data officer (CDO) role was only established in 2002, but it has grown enormously since then. In one recent survey
Written by: Randy Bean | Publication: Harvard Business Review For many years, companies have been working to become more data-driven, with mixed results. These efforts play out over time, but while the mission may remain steady, the particulars change.
Written by: Ian Kahn, Paul Leinwand and Mahadeva Matt Mani | Published by: Harvard Business Review Companies spend billions of dollars every year to gain information about their customers, buying data from market research firms, running study after study,
Written by: Thomas C. Redman | Published by: Harvard Business Review Most companies continue to struggle in managing their data and putting it to work. They expend a lot of time and energy, but don’t get much for their
Big Data and Artificial Intelligence (AI) have rapidly become buzzwords in the business world. The potential applications of these technologies are limitless, and it’s no surprise that many organizations are investing in them. In this blog, we’ll explore the rise
Hyperconverged infrastructure is a type of datacentre architecture that combines compute, storage and networking into a single system.
As chatbots and other digital interfaces grow more common, bending the truth to save a buck has become easier than ever.
Hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) is a type of technology that integrates several datacenter components into a single solution. These components include compute, storage, and network, with most leading HCI providers also including virtualization. HCI delivers a number of benefits over traditional
When it comes to the datacentre, a term that tends to make its way into the conversation is hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI). The technology, as the name suggests converges several datacenter components – storage, network, compute, and virtualization – into a
The datacentre is the heart of any company, and being scalable means that companies need more than traditional datacentre technology.
