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GigaOm Radar for GitOps
In the GigaOm report “ Key Criteria for Evaluating GitOps Solutions,” we defined GitOps as “an approach to supporting continuous delivery that…
Read MoreGigaOm Radar for Extended Detection and Response (XDR) Solutions
Enterprise cybersecurity is typically composed of multiple security solutions from various vendors combined with a security information and event management (SIEM) and/or…
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Relational Databases in the Cloud: Masters of Federation
Relational database management systems (RDBMSes) have been around for a long time, and they are very much still with us. The on-premises…
Watch NowGigaOm Radar for Customer Engagement Platforms
Customer experience (CX) is now a corporate board-level concern as quality and consistent delivery directly impact customers’ buying intentions, attitudes, and potential…
Read MoreKey Criteria for Evaluating Policy as Code Solutions
Organizations create, manage, update, and remove policies that provide guidance on how people should behave or perform their jobs. These policies can…
Read MoreGigaOm Radar for Hybrid Cloud Data Protection: Large Enterprises
Data is still one of the most crucial assets in any enterprise today, and as such, it needs to be adequately protected.…
Read MoreGigaOm Radar for Hybrid Cloud Data Protection: Small and Medium-Sized Businesses
Besides a steady adoption of software as a service (SaaS) applications and an increasingly complex regulatory landscape, small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs)…
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GigaOm Solution Profile: Gluware
Founded in 2007, Gluware provides a suite of intent-based, idempotent network automation solutions with closed-loop verification enabling extensible, scalable, and secure multi-vendor,…
Read MoreWhy “Web vs. Native” Isn’t a Black-and-White Battle
The debate over whether the future of mobile data lies in native applications vs. Web-based offerings is often depicted as a Darwinian contest where only one will survive. But the truth is much more complex than some pundits would have you believe.…
Read MoreWhy a Microsoft Takeover of Nokia Could Pay Off
Recent reports have Microsoft set to enter talks to acquire Nokia’s mobile business outright for a price tag that could be in the range of $30 billion. It'as a risky move, but here's why a takeover of the world's largest handset maker could pay off.…
Read MoreWhat T-Mobile Could Do if the AT&T Acquisition Fails
T-Mobile’s latest quarterly earnings aren’t pretty, and there’s a chance its acquisition by AT&T won’t survive the federal scrutiny that begins this week with congressional hearings. So what should the nation’s fourth-largest carrier do if the deal is scuttled? Here are a few ideas.…
Read MoreESPN Balks at Sprint’s New Text Fee
Sprint has quietly hiked its text messaging rates for businesses that send text alerts over its cellular network. But ESPN, The Weather Channel and MSNBC have all opted to cease sending free messages to Sprint users altogether rather than pay the new fee.…
Read MoreWhy Apple — Not RIM — Is Poised to Own the Mobile Enterprise
Despite a series of promising announcements at this week's BlackBerry World, Research In Motion’s share of the smartphone market continues to erode, and no QNX handsets are yet on the horizon. Apple, meanwhile, could be poised to take RIM's crown as king of the mobile enterprise.…
Read MoreTablets, T-Mobile and AT&T Topped Mobile in Q1
From AT&T's controversial proposed deal with T-Mobile to the ever-changing tablet landscape and the rise of near field communications, there were many stories to report from the first quarter of 2011. Here's a look back at some of the key trends in the mobile technology space.…
Read MoreUsability and Shareability to Drive Tablet Market
Although Apple's iPad has everyone's attention, the tablet wars won't be fought and won this year alone. A number of contenders are on the way and this disparity in platforms and form factors will help increase tablet sales 54 percent per year through 2015.…
Read MoreHow Mobile TV Could Finally Find an Audience
The mobile TV hype machine is up and running again thanks to the Open Mobile Video Coalition's efforts surrounding mobile DTV. If a greater number of consumers are finally going to start watching video on their phones, though, at least three key challenges must be overcome.…
Read MoreAndroid’s Fragmentation Won’t Fly in the Mobile Enterprise
Google is hoping its new, tablet-friendly version of Android can help it become a major player in the mobile enterprise. For that to happen, though, it will need to continue to move to fix its fragmentation problems.…
Read MoreQNX, Not the PlayBook, Is the Key to RIM’s Future
The pressure is mounting on Research In Motion ahead of the launch of its PlayBook, which will debut April 19. But RIM's success over the next few years will hinge on its QNX operating system, not on a piece of hardware.…
Read MoreWhy Carriers Still Matter — for Better or Worse
Carriers no longer dominate the mobile world thanks to the emergence of Apple, Google and the rise of third-party app stores. But they can retain -- or even increase -- their relevance by leveraging a few important things.…
Read More3 Things the Mobile Wallet Needs to Replace the Real One
Some of the groundwork is finally being laid for mobile payments, but the industry still has to find ways to convince users to pay for stuff with their phones. For the mobile wallet to catch on, apps will have to do much more than execute transactions.…
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