Automating business processes to win, serve, and retain customers has been an imperative for years. With COVID-19 sending workers home to work en masse, the goal for many has become restoring manual processes that have either failed completely or been crippled. Read this report to learn how to mitigate the current business disruptions and set a foundation for faster, more agile process automation going forward.
Global business is interspersed with a diversity of industrial sectors, united by a single, common communication thread that is key to any business: email connectivity.
At the close of 2019, many IT and IT security decision makers were planning to bolster their security posture with protections at the email gateway, within their organizations to protect employees and customers, and beyond their organizations’ four walls to uphold brand trust. These protections are still underway; in fact, they are more critical than ever.
At the same time, comprehensive data from Mimecast Threat Center indicates a severely
negative impact to businesses in the first half of 2020, and experts predict we’ll see these
attacks for months to come. Threat actors are relying heavily on impersonation and brand
exploitation to take advantage of the uncertainty during the global COVID-19 pandemic.
The usual email and web security defenses are no longer good enough; to prevent and
protect your business against threat actors now and in the future, it’s critical to integrate
security awareness training as well as to protect your online brand.
The right third-party solution can ensure email is protected against advanced cyberattacks and guarantee service availability SLA – all while leveraging your investment in Microsoft Office 365™.
But, are the three key areas of concern around Office 365 email you should be aware of?
Download this report to discover the key features and functions you need to address security, data assurance and continuity for Office 365 email – and what to look for in a single solution that does it all.
Successful digital transformation requires quality tools and secure systems, but it also needs the right culture. What human skills do business leaders find most valuable in operations? Which functional skills are growing in importance in development? What job titles are on the rise?
The Upskilling 2020 report explores the state of DevOps and human transformation, as well as the core skills required for successful DevOps adoption. This report reveals the emerging themes among IT professionals in the midst of digital transformation, including the difficulties of carrying out DevOps transformations and hiring the right humans. It also shares specific skills that are most needed among DevOps humans and examines the progress and importance of upskilling at the enterprise. The 2020 report offers insights from both a global and regional perspective.
The Upskilling 2020: Enterprise DevOps Skills Report answers these questions and more through research conducted by the DevOps Institute and sponsored by HCL Software DevOps. You can download your free copy of the report by filling out the form on this page.
To stay competitive in an increasingly digital world, businesses must become masters of data. By 2020, more than seven billion people and companies, and at least 35 billion devices, will be wired to the web. Success now depends on not only keeping up with fast-paced digital innovation, but also harnessing the continual data explosion it creates; and this will mean a sizable shift in the way companies handle their insights.
In this new report, Gartner identifies the challenges digitization presents for organizations, and how professionals such as CIOs can harness its key drivers; focusing on six core strategic planning areas. This research provides a multi-regional, cross-industry view of the approaches and tools that will be critical for organizations to not only survive, but thrive.
With the growing importance of customer insights in organizations, the role of analytics to extract insight from customer data and embed it back into organizational processes is at the forefront of business transformation. This increased profile has elevated the customer insights role from data geeks feeding the marketing funnel to critical change agents and strategic business partners. It has also made it crucial for companies to have a coherent and consistently executed customer data strategy. In order to seize the opportunity presented by this shift in data’s role, companies must plot a deliberate strategic course — beginning with a clear-eyed assessment of their current capabilities and needs.
In late 2018, Tealium commissioned Forrester Consulting to evaluate the state of customer data strategies today. We found that very few companies can claim to have mastered customer data today, but those who achieve the highest levels of maturity enjoy significant benefits and support for their business initiatives.
Global business is interspersed with a diversity of industrial sectors, united by a single, common communication thread that is key to any business: email connectivity.
At the close of 2019, many IT and IT security decision makers were planning to bolster their security posture with protections at the email gateway, within their organizations to protect employees and customers, and beyond their organizations’ four walls to uphold brand trust. These protections are still underway; in fact, they are more critical than ever.
At the same time, comprehensive data from Mimecast Threat Center indicates a severely
negative impact to businesses in the first half of 2020, and experts predict we’ll see these
attacks for months to come. Threat actors are relying heavily on impersonation and brand
exploitation to take advantage of the uncertainty during the global COVID-19 pandemic.
The usual email and web security defenses are no longer good enough; to prevent and
protect your business against threat actors now and in the future, it’s critical to integrate
security awareness training as well as to protect your online brand.
The demand to turn raw data into business insight for today’s companies is now higher than ever. So it’s no surprise that there’s significant interest by data-driven companies for new products and services in a single platform.
An Enterprise Intelligence Platform combines what was traditionally three separate product categories for data and analytics into one seamless experience: data integration, data storage, and processing and analytics designed to meet the needs of both data consumers and data operators. According to 451 Research, 78% of data-driven companies would consider adopting an Enterprise Intelligence Platform.
Apache NiFi is an integrated data logistics and simple event processing platform. It provides an end-to-end platform that can collect, curate, analyze and act on data in real-time, on-premise, or in the cloud with a drag-and-drop visual interface.
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Cloudera has been named as a Strong Performer in The Forrester WaveTM: Streaming Analytics, Q3 2019. We’re excited to make our debut in this Wave at, what we consider to be, such a strong position. We’ve been named one of “The 11 providers that matter most” in streaming analytics. The report states that analytics prowess, scalability, and deployment freedom are key differentiators in the evaluation across 26 criteria.
Cloudera DataFlow (CDF) is a comprehensive real-time streaming data platform that enables enterprises to address key streaming use cases across a wide range of streaming sources. CDF streamlines the process of collecting, curating, and analyzing real-time streaming data with its integrated set of products.
The Forrester Wave report recognizes Cloudera DataFlow as “more than streaming analytics.” The report states that Cloudera offers “strengths in streaming data platforms, management, security, development, extensibility and deployment.”
Download the report to read in detail about how Forrester has assessed all the vendors on their various strengths.
Get guidance on planning your cloud migration efforts early to save headaches later.
Cloud migration has been a hot topic for some time, yet the measurement of performance before, during, and after migration has remained somewhat subjective and, in many instances, has led to bad customer and employee experiences. Planning your approach when moving applications to the cloud is paramount to success.
This report helps infrastructure and operations (I&O) professionals achieve higher performance during a cloud migration effort.
451 Research highlights the opportunities that hybrid and multi-cloud strategies present to the modern enterprise.
The adoption of hybrid and multi-cloud deployments in the enterprise has become an explicit IT strategy.
According to 451 Research, more than half of enterprises are pursuing an integrated hybrid IT strategy. What’s more, more than 70% of enterprises deploy a public cloud strategy that involves more than one provider.
Enterprises want to choose the best technologies available to them for their specific needs and hybrid and multi-cloud approaches are favored strategies.
Harvard Business Review Analytic Services survey points to challenges threatening to interrupt innovation.
As technology has become more powerful, more affordable, and more accessible, we are witnessing customers making breakthroughs and discoveries at a pace that was previously unimaginable. At the same time, we’ve identified new challenges emerging that threaten to interrupt that innovation.
Enterprise IT is simply not meeting business demands and users are prioritizing speed over security, accuracy, and maximum impact.
Download the report for insight into these questions and more as well as to assess where your organization falls in comparison.
Forrester Total Economic Impact (TEI) study found enterprise customers realize 445% ROI with MuleSoft’s Anypoint Platform over three years. Download this report for an analysis of the total value of integration for enterprise customers.
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Shocking but true: 44% of East-West traffic is not encrypted. Even more astonishing is that some networks still rely on woefully outdated protocols, such as TLS 1.0. A new research report reveals more data that will motivate you to evaluate and improve your own security posture