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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 Policy As Code
As stated in the associated GigaOm report, “Key Criteria for Evaluating Policy as Code Solutions,” many types of policies are needed to…
Read MoreGigaOm Radar for Edge Platforms
There’s an excitement in the networking space around bringing workloads, content, and security closer to the edge. We’ve previously described how edge…
Read MoreGigaOm Radar for Network Observability
Network observability is a category of platforms and tools that go beyond device-centric network monitoring to provide truly relevant, end-to-end visibility and…
Read MoreGigaOm Radar for Threat Intelligence Solutions
Risk-based cyber defense strategies and secure infrastructures require validated and actionable threat intelligence (TI). The adoption of intelligence-based approaches for enterprise security…
Read MoreGigaOm 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 MoreWhy the Mac is infiltrating the enterprise
Traditionally, the Mac has made up an extremely small sliver of corporate PC purchases, but over the last few quarters, more and more of them have been incorporated into the workplace. And on the heels of this trend was an announcement from the analysts over at Forrester last month: Businesses should start buying Macs for their employees. Or at any rate, they should at least start allowing employees to bring one, even if it's their own, to work. Specifically, Forrester called the “prohibition” against Apple desktops and laptops on corporate networks outdated and said it needed to be “repealed.” And that represents a major opportunity for Apple.…
Read MoreThe future of Wi-Fi in the enterprise
Wi-Fi is the technology that has first brought wireless broadband to the market — both among residential users and in the enterprise. Despite the fast adoption of mobile broadband, Wi-Fi still is the only or predominant wireless access technology today for most of us. Wi-Fi has shown a remarkable ability to evolve, to meet increasingly higher expectations and requirements, and to become pervasively adopted in mobile devices.…
Read MoreConnected Consumer Q3: Netflix fumbles; Kindle Fire shines
While Amazon was looking up, the daily online coupon business is going down, imploding under the weight of too much competition and too little value delivered to merchants. Pre-IPO valuations for market leaders Groupon and LivingSocial have collapsed, throwing the fate of those stock offerings into doubt.…
Read MoreBuilding a better paywall: strategies for monetizing news content
Technology providers and venture capitalists could gain a significant opportunity by helping to create the tools and platforms needed to instigate B2B commerce.…
Read MoreFlash analysis: Collaborative consumption – a first look at the new web-sharing economy
Collaborative consumption refers to a class of new businesses that use the web to enable the sharing and bartering of goods and services — from cars to apartments to office space. The market evolved out of the first generation of general-purpose P2P marketplaces such as Craigslist and eBay and is now tied to the way we use the Internet and cell phones. GigaOM Pro conducted a survey of GigaOM readers to gauge the popularity of the collaborative consumption movement, which services readers are using and the impact certain security concerns will have on the growth of industry. This research note examines the survey’s results and provides analysis on the current state and future of the web-sharing market. Companies mentioned in this report include Zipcar, RelayRides, thredUP and Airbnb. For a full list of companies, and to read the full report, sign up for a free GigaOM Pro trial subscription.…
Read MoreMillennials in the enterprise, part 2: benchmarking IT’s readiness for the new digital workforce
A new generation, the Millennials, is gaining a significant presence in today’s digital workplace. These young employees were born in the 1980s and later and were raised with ever-present mobile phones, ubiquitous online access and social media.…
Read MoreMillennials in the enterprise, part 1: strategies for supporting the new digital workforce
Unsurprisingly, they’re highly mobile. Many of them also blend work and life, rather than creating the hard lines of separation that one might expect.…
Read MoreThe Case for Increased M&A in 2011: Actions and Outlooks
Several factors are driving the trend, including industry consolidation, rising competition, corporate brand building, distribution and marketing, and capital needs at target companies.…
Read MoreReport: The Enterprise Videoconference Landscape, 2010 – 2015
Enterprise use of real-time videoconferencing is on the verge of explosion. A short but critical list of demand and supply side factors have converged to fuel unprecedented rates of adoption of a wide spectrum of technologies in this sector.…
Read MoreReport: The Real-Time Enterprise
Real-time communication and collaboration in the enterprise represents a significant shift in how employees, partners and customers interact and collaborate to drive organizational performance. The growth and acceptance of so-called “Enterprise 2.0” platforms and applications promise to break down closed communication and collaboration loops by moving discussions and data access from email, content management and rigid process applications to activity streams, wikis and API-based data access. This report looks at the history of this transition, the major players involved, opportunity and challenges for vendors in the space, and profiles the efforts of major enterprise collaboration tools to add real-time tools.…
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