The rapid rise in cloud technology adoption has challenged channel partners across the globe, including those in Singapore, who now grapple with an array of cloud capability hurdles. According to a revealing Westcon-Comstor research report, “Mastering the Maze,” nearly 900 partners from eight countries were surveyed, and the findings spotlighted that 89% of Singaporean channel partners consider developing a cloud
As the cloud computing market continues to expand at an unprecedented rate, channel partners are under increasing pressure to enhance their cloud practices and meet the surging customer demand. Recent research from Westcon-Comstor sheds light on the current state of partner readiness and highlights the key challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. In an industry where technical skills and cost
The Asia-Pacific (APAC) region is experiencing a digital transformation driven by cloud computing, making it a formidable player in the global technology landscape. Cloud computing powers the region’s digital economy, which is projected to generate over $100 billion in revenue. By leveraging hybrid and multi-cloud architectures, businesses across APAC are scaling operations efficiently, maintaining flexible, secure environments, and pioneering advancements
Ten years ago, everybody was fascinated by the cloud. It was the new thing, and companies that adopted it rapidly saw tremendous growth. Salesforce, for example, positioned itself as a pioneer of this technology and saw great wins. The tides are turning though. As much as cloud providers still proclaim that they’re the most cost-effective and efficient solution for businesses
The retail industry is undergoing rapid digital transformation, significantly driven by cutting-edge technologies that enhance efficiency, security, and customer satisfaction. One pivotal trend is the rise of cloud-enabled retail ecosystems, which address traditional challenges like system fragmentation and high operational costs. API-driven cloud integration offers real-time data synchronization and automation, enabling faster order processing, optimized inventory management, and improved demand
European healthcare systems are grappling with critical issues, not least of which include an aging population, rising healthcare costs, and a growing shortage of skilled professionals. Historically, the healthcare industry has been cautious about adopting cloud technologies primarily due to concerns surrounding data privacy and the protection of Personal Identifiable Information (PII). Nevertheless, as technology advances, it becomes increasingly evident
As the shift toward remote and hybrid work continues to gain momentum, finding a scalable, secure, and cost-effective solution to facilitate seamless access to virtual desktops is more critical than ever. Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) has emerged as a powerful contender in this space, offering multi-session Windows environments, deep Microsoft 365 integration, and robust security features. But is it truly
As data centers continue to expand their capacity and computing power, the limitations of traditional air cooling systems have become increasingly evident. The need to cool equipment more efficiently while minimizing total cost of ownership is driving many data center managers to consider liquid cooling as a viable alternative. Liquid cooling offers several advantages, particularly for data centers supporting next-generation
Virtual machines have revolutionized the way many organizations and individual users approach computing, providing isolated environments ideal for development, testing, and deployment. The choice of the operating system (OS) for these virtual machines can significantly impact performance, resource usage, and security. As virtual machine use continues to expand, selecting an appropriate OS that aligns with specific needs is critical to
This year Huawei demonstrated its pioneering advancements in AI-driven data center technologies to a captivated audience. The Green Data Center Elite Club, hosted by Huawei, saw over 50 notable industry leaders from global carriers, enterprises, and analysts converge to discuss the future of data centers in an AI-driven world. The event did not merely act as a showcase but also
Capacity Payments and Rising Costs Impact of Capacity Payments Capacity payments have become a critical factor in driving electricity price increases. These payments, designed to guarantee the availability of power during peak demand times, have escalated significantly over the years. Multiple companies involved in energy generation and data center operations receive considerable payments—a trend that has greatly escalated energy costs
Government agencies are increasingly recognizing the need to modernize their systems to improve both internal operations and public-facing services. One way to achieve this modernization is through the implementation of cloud-based Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) solutions. The adoption of these systems offers immense benefits like enhanced collaboration across departments, as well as flexibility and scaling capabilities that meet evolving demands.
