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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…
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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 MoreGigaOm Sonar: Integration Infrastructure Management and Transaction Observability
In simple terms, integration infrastructure enables integration among various applications, services, and data sources. This process typically includes message-oriented middleware (MoM), integration…
Read MoreKey Criteria for Evaluating Hybrid-Cloud Data Protection
A strong data protection strategy remains at the core of every IT infrastructure, but cloud and edge computing have changed the way…
Read MoreGigaOm Radar for Evaluating Financial Operations (FinOps) Tools
In modern IT environments, hybrid and multicloud infrastructures are now the norm. But runaway costs due to unmonitored growth and unanticipated spend…
Read MoreGigaOm Radar for Secure Service Access
Secure service access (SSA) represents a significant shift in the way organizations consume network security. Replacing multiple point products with a single…
Read MoreRIM Faces Challenges in Moving to New OS
Research In Motion's pick-up of The Astonishing Tribe should bring polish to the aging BlackBerry OS and improve the upcoming QNX platform. But RIM's challenge will be losing as little ground — not to mention, money — as possible as it moves from one OS to the other.…
Read MoreHow to Reach Mobile Shoppers This Holiday Season
Mobile will play a bigger role than ever during the U.S. holiday season, according to IDC. It's crucial then, that retailers tackle a few key challenges — from building a mobile site to understanding location-based services and rewards — to effectively target consumers on their phones.…
Read MoreWhy Samsung’s Bada Could Win Big
Samsung's Bada is only a few months old, but already the operating system is accruing substantial market share. If the Korean manufacturer can overcome several key challenges, Bada could become a major worldwide mobile platform to compete with iOS and the increasingly fragmented Android offerings.…
Read MoreIs There Money for Carriers in the Mobile Wallet?
Network operators are once again pushing the idea of a "mobile wallet" in an effort to grab a slice of purchases for virtual and physical goods. But they would be wise to view themselves as potential extensions of existing payment systems — not replacements of them.…
Read MoreWhy Apple Should Consider a Seven-inch iPad
Research In Motion, Samsung and Viewsonic are a few of the manufacturers looking to make a splash with seven-inch tablets. Apple has, in the past, eschewed the idea of a smaller version of its iPad, but here's why the Cupertino gang should consider making one.…
Read MoreWhat Sony Must Get Right With Its PlayStation Phone
Sony is said to be working on a "PlayStation phone" that would bring a more immersive, sophisticated gaming experience to the mobile gaming community and beyond. While the market is ripe for such a device, Sony must deliver on a few key challenges to succeed.…
Read MoreCan Anyone Really Compete With the iPad?
A few months ago, it seemed there still was plenty of room in the tablet market despite the runaway success of the iPad. But no real threat has yet come to market, and potential competitors are stumbling with delays, less attractive offerings, and sky-high price tags.…
Read MoreQ3 in Mobile: Android, the iPad and the March Toward 4G
The third quarter saw the continuation of important trends in mobile, from the astounding growth of Android to soaring sales of Apple's iPad. Perhaps the biggest trend, though, is the march towards 4G, which will have a tremendous impact on the industry in the coming months.…
Read MoreWho Will Be Affected if Windows Phone Thrives?
Microsoft’s Windows Phone won’t hit the shelves until next month, but the OS is already drawing accolades from many. If the operating system really does restore Microsoft's lost relevance in mobile, which handset makers will it affect and who will the eventual winners and losers be?…
Read MoreHow Carriers Can Crack the App Discoverability Nut
A lack of easy discoverability plagues the mobile app world with each new title that comes to market. But operators who can help solve that problem have a chance to regain their relevance in the exploding space — if they keep in mind four useful tips.…
Read MoreHow Little Guys Can Win in Local Mobile Advertising
There's been a flurry of activity lately in local mobile advertising, often dubbed the Holy Grail of marketing. Players like Google and Facebook have a distinct competitive edge thanks to their sheer size, but smaller guys can succeed they keep a few key things in mind.…
Read MoreHow the Cloud Can Help Carriers Sell Content
Mobile carriers have seen their role as content distributors diminish as app stores from Apple, Google and others gain traction. But the emergence of cloud-based content sales could help carriers like Verizon Wireless and others regain their importance in the world of mobile content distribution.…
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