Your business relies on your SAP environment for critical processes and data. However, organizations must migrate their underlying databases to SAP HANA by2027. Red Hat and Amazon Web Services (AWS) offermodern, optimized solutions for SAP HANA that help you migrate more easily, and build a foundation for success. Download the overview to learn more.
Across industries, companies use SAP® applications to run their business operations. Migrating your SAP environment presents an opportunity to modernize your underlying IT infrastructure with cloud technologies to reduce costs, streamline operations and maintenance,and increase business agility. Together, Red Hat® and Amazon Web Services (AWS) offer a proven foundation for SAP HANA that improves data center innovation,efficiency, and flexibility. The combination of Red Hat Enterprise Linux® for SAP with High Availability and Update Services and Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) gives you the speed, reliability, and flexibility you need for the future.Download the brief to learn more about Red Hat andAWS solutions for SAP.
Reducing planned and unplanned downtime for SAP applications requires a focus on both infrastructure andon SAP itself. Deploying your SAP landscapes on RedHat Enterprise Linux provides a stable foundation that delivers stability, performance, security, and high availability at scale. Designed specifically for SAP environments, Red Hat Enterprise Linux for SAP Solutions provides key stability for your SAP landscape and IT environment.
With more than 20 years of joint innovation, Red Hat andSAP tailor solutions for the needs of business-critical applications. The combination of SAP® HANA® System Replication and Red Hat® 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.
Cybersecurity Ventures predicts cybercrime damages will cost the world $6 trillion annually by 2021. They also project cybercrime “will be more profitable than the global trade of all major illegal drugs combined.” In such a climate, an attack is not a matter of if, but when. That’s why a solid cloud disaster recovery (DR) plan is a must for your company’s data protection strategy.
Sooner or later, disaster will strike — but you can be prepared!
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This white paper explores Dell Technologies Unified Workspace, Dell’s answer to the call for workforce transformation, and the industry’s most comprehensive solution to deploy, secure, manage, and support your user devices.
Data security is at the top of the priority list for most organizations, as well it should be. Threats have never been more numerous, more varied or more dangerous. Phishing attacks, malware, ransomware, BIOS attacks and advanced persistent threats (APTs) are multiplying relentlessly (see sidebar). The dangers of data loss, extortion and identity theft are real. The global average cost of a data breach is $3.62 million USD, according to Ponemon Institute.
In this challenging climate, IT leaders must implement security strategies that keep data safe while enabling productivity and collaboration without compromising the user experience. Security policies and solutions that are cumbersome, such as complex and arduous authentication methods or lengthy virus scans, will discourage employees from using their devices – or will lead them to circumvent the security measures entirely. In fact, 41% of employees say they will go around security methods that get in their way.
Download this paper from Dell Technologies and Intel® to learn how a single partner with a broad portfolio of security products can streamline your process.
For many businesses having a good workforce experience leads to higher levels of employee productivity and operational efficiency. In order to improve workforce experiences, organizations can adopt the PC-as-a-Service (PCaaS) model to offload cumbersome and time-intensive tasks from employees. This Forrester spotlight evaluates the effectiveness of PCaaS and looks at how PCaaS can improve workforce experience.
Learn more about solutions from Dell Technologies and Intel®.
The world is undergoing digital transformation in every industry and, increasingly, in our daily lives. APIs are the digital access point to the business capabilities that power the digital economy. On the one hand, organizations such as HSBC, Wells Fargo, and Splunk are transforming into companies of the future by building their businesses on the bedrock of API-led connectivity. On the other hand, companies that lack APIs are finding it difficult to innovate and keep pace in the digital age. The most successful digital organizations recognize that their APIs grow in value the more they are connected to a broader ecosystem of applications, developers, partners, and customer experiences.
Launched in 2015, SAP S/4HANA represents a major step forward in enterprise resource planning (ERP) software. However, with this change, SAP is ending support for SAP ERP in 2025, requiring existing customers to upgrade to S/4HANA.
The energy and utilities industries are undergoing a dramatic shift driven by rising stakeholder and customer expectations, increasing economic and political uncertainty, and emerging new technologies. Stakeholders demand greater transparency into the supply chain to optimize operations and cut costs. Customers demand easier access to their data as well as digital channels to increase engagement with their energy and utilities providers. Geopolitical activity, coupled with changing governmental policy, drives unparalleled industry uncertainty. Moreover, advancements in technology, such as IoT and renewable energy sources, are opening up new business opportunities, while at the same time increasing competition. Business leadership must prepare their organizations to adapt and evolve with the industry.
Financial institutions today operate between three distinct worlds: the front-office, middle-office, and back-office. While each office is a vital part of the organization, the amount of investments for each could not be more unbalanced. The front-office receives a significant amount of resources, and understandably so, as financial institutions aim to keep up with consumer expectations and compete with fintech companies. Unfortunately, it means the middle- and back-office fall lower and lower on the priority list, leaving the IT team struggling with limited resources, staff, and budget.
Modern cyberattacks are not limited to just network intrusion from the outside. Internal threat actors can often be found at the center of sophisticated attacks.
In today’s digital world, consumers conduct much of their personal lives through taps, clicks, and finger swipes. But they do not find that same freedom and ease in the agent-assisted experiences they have when doing business with brands. Instead, consumers struggle through a series of disconnected experiences and painfully long calls that leave them frustrated and less trusting of brands.
The current tools organizations are using today for visual engagement just don't cut it. Purpose-built visual engagement technology, like co-browsing and camera sharing, is expected to help remove these pain points.
Rescue by LogMeIn commissioned Forrester Consulting to survey CX professionals to dig into the issue. The bottom line: Adopting the right visual engagement technology is critical for brands focused on increasing customer trust and decreasing customer effort as their top CX goals. Learn more about what they found.
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Today’s enterprises demand remote tech support that’s quick, easy and effective. And yet a surprising number of solutions are still slow, cumbersome and incomplete – and organizations that use them are losing time, loyalty and money.