Drive Business Success with a Dual-Track Approach to Transformation

Digital transformation has become the watchword—or, some would say, buzzword—in corporate suites for much of the past decade. The drive to leverage digital capabilities comes as operational agility is seen as the answer for innovating new business models and serving rapidly shifting customer demands.

Research by Harvard Business Review Analytic Services explores why IT leaders are embracing dual-track transformation, the impacts on their businesses, and how they are implementing rapid-cycle innovation to support this strategy.

In this report, learn about the data that reflects input from over 400 IT leaders, and why it’s never been more important for organizations to get more out of their technology and people and build the solutions they need that connect their data and systems.

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Governance Model for a Culture of Innovation: A Playbook for Centers of Excellence

In this age of agility, businesses must operate under more pressure than ever before – competing with cloud-native companies, addressing increasing customer demands, and responding to market volatility at a global scale.

Companies know that they must pursue digital transformation as a priority but have to re-think traditional transformation strategies or risk falling behind. To ensure that your organizational culture is ready to take on these key digital transformation efforts, and become a more flexible and adaptable business, organizations can take steps to improve their culture from the top and throughout the organization.

In this eBook with Quick Base, learn more about the governance model that is supported by a Center of Excellence, and ensure that your systems and processes will be successful for your business to remain resilient for the long-term.

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From Frustrated to Automated

If you’re like most people with a job at the front lines of the business, you’re likely spending at least part of each day searching for data or manually compiling it from across your organization’s core systems.

Despite how frustrating it is, many professionals have grown so used to this situation that they’ve just accepted it as the status quo. Luckily, there is a better, faster, and easier way to simplify, collect, share, and report on data needed on a recurring basis.

In this Quick Base eBook guide, learn about the five steps of process automation and data consolidation, and how it can enable you to automate processes and workflows, compile reports that save time, deliver real-time insights, lower risks, and ultimately advance the success and competitiveness of the business.

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Boost cloud workload security with Red Hat and AWS

Application and data protection in cloud environments depends on the underlying hardware and software. Choosing the right cloud infrastructure can alleviate security threats and help protect your applications and data. Together, Red Hat and Amazon Web Services (AWS) deliver hybrid environment solutions that effectively addresses these security concerns.

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Executive checklist: Modernize your SAP environment

SAP HANA® and SAP S/4HANA® migration present an opportunity to modernize and realign your IT infrastructure with business needs. Together, Red Hat and Amazon Web Services (AWS) deliver a proven, easy-to-deploy foundation for SAP HANA that improves datacenter innovation, efficiency, and agility. In this checklist, learn questions to consider when planning your migration.

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Boost database performance and agility

Organizations use data to run applications, inform processes, and gain insight. To support these initiatives, applications and users need fast, reliable, secure access to the right data at all times. Together, Red Hat and AWS offer a proven, scalable, and consistent hybrid cloud foundation for Microsoft SQL Server workloads. With this integrated solution, you can boost database performance, reduce costs, and prepare for future change.

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IDC brief: Building and running apps on Red Hat OpenShift and AWS

This IDC brief shows how enterprises are increasing revenue by rapidly moving to containers to develop and run their applications on Red Hat OpenShift and Amazon Web Services (AWS). Containers may be themselves a singular and simple foundational technology, but they have brought with them a large range of i and benefits that taken together define a full container platform, including transitioning from monolithic applications, scaling and automating orchestration with Kubernetes, and shifting to agile methods.

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Reducing downtime for SAP HANA

With more than 20 years of joint innovation, Red Hat and SAP tailor solutions for the needs of business-critical applications.The combination of SAP® HANA® System Replication and RedHat® Enterprise Linux® for SAP Solutions enhances the ability to operate SAP HANA landscapes with less downtime, helping organizations avoid business disruption, lost revenue, and reputation damage.
Read this overview to learn more.

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How Small Businesses Overcome Email and Security Challenges

Like larger firms and enterprises, smaller organizations face enormous problems in managing email and web security threats. However, smaller organizations are at a decided disadvantage when attempting to manage security using on-premises solutions because they lack the same economies of scale enjoyed by their larger counterparts.

In this white paper by Osterman Research and Mimecast, learn how smaller organizations can address these security inadequacies by integrating their email and web security capabilities using the cloud as the delivery model.

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25 things every business should automate

Marketing automation is everywhere in your inbox. Across industries, automation has become a key to success: Nearly 80 percent of top-performing companies have used marketing automation for more than two years.

But automation isn’t reserved for big corporations. Small companies, too, can incorporate automation in every aspect of business: from capturing leads to closing sales to serving customers to checking routine office tasks off the to-do list.

In this guide, you’ll learn about 25 things every small business should—and can—automate, and how automating processes is easier than you might think.

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