
Avoid Pitfalls When Implementing Business Intelligence Software

Some people think Azure is just Windows in the cloud or that AD, Azure and AAD are all Microsoft, so it all works together. They need to think again.
The cloud doesn’t run itself. It’s true that AD, Azure and AAD all come from Microsoft, but they don’t all automagically work together. You must decide how you want them to interoperate, then set them up correctly. The first time you do that it’s not simple. There are tricks and traps that people only learn from experience working with Azure.
In the whitepaper, you’ll find all of the details and guidelines for custom implementation and much more, including:
In the digital era, market leaders will be determined by a company’s ability to recognize shifts in the market landscape and adapt to these trends faster than their competition. This means being able to make the best decision as quickly as possible while involving the right people, regardless of their location.
To accomplish this, the collaboration tools organizations use must extend outside of the enterprise—from employees to suppliers to customers. To enable workers to collaborate and communicate more effectively, IT organizations have deployed a wide variety of tools.
This paper from ZK Research offers key recommendations to help organizations make a smooth transition and overcome deployment challenges.
This white paper explores the challenges that many organizations face when addressing their IT backlogs while implementing the innovation that will drive future growth.
It also offers a potential solution to these challenges in the form of Visual COBOL, a Micro Focus development environment that bridges the gap between existing IT issues and advanced technology.
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This IDC study takes a business look at the secondary economic benefits of flash deployment at scale, focusing on the total cost of ownership impacts that this drives.
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