Tag: information management

Elastic’s actions over the years, such as deliberately mixing Apache 2 and Elastic licensed code, have shown it was shifting away from a true open source model.

Organizations that have not already developed a cloud strategy will have to do so this year in order to remain competitive. Here's why.

AI has a place in enterprise search. But businesses need to ensure appropriate levels of performance, transparency and evaluation come along with it.

The reality is, the workplace will remain largely virtual in 2021, regardless of business leaders’ long-term plans.

Artificial intelligence and data management were big parts of the conversation this year. Those topics, among others, continue to shape the dialogue in 2021.

In March, we talked to CIOs about their business continuity plans. Now, we revisit with those same CIOs to see how it went.

Finding and managing the dark data you don’t know about is a big project, but is worth the effort.

AWS is not only assembling a market-leading AI portfolio, but in doubling-down on business problems, is also becoming much more purposeful with new products.

Legacy systems can be like old friends: they may walk a little slower and need to rest more often, but they still have your back when you need them.

The rapid deployment of technology that the pandemic spurred on created both risks and opportunities. Here's how to deliver on the opportunities.

For most businesses, the allure of quantum computing lies in its ability to accurately simulate a variety of industry-specific scenarios.

Every search vendor claims to have a unique, easy to install, manage and integrate solution that delivers highly relevant results in seconds.

With content and data management now critical in organizations many are turning to cloud-based content services platforms. Here's why.

Big-picture lessons companies across the board learned over the last five years and during the digital transformation crash course we all got this year.

Privacy is a growing concern for customers and employees. A chief privacy officer can help a company stay on the right side of the issue.

Digital transformation should be broad in scope. It requires a change in the vision held by the organization and a good deal of culture change.

If you take care of the needs of remote employees tasks will get done faster, better and with much lower costs.

Virtual private networks are inadequate for the security needs of the modern connected enterprise. Here's why Zero Trust is in organizations' best interest.

Above all, the past five years of digital transformation have taught us the importance of agility as businesses struggle to keep pace with change.

What needs to change now and what will need to change down the line for the new approach to work which is slowly taking shape?