Your Microsoft SQL Server database is a key business asset, running applications, informing processes, and providing insight. Database performance, cost, and flexibility are essential to support digital business initiatives. Detailed planning can help you build an efficient, high-performance, agile foundation for Microsoft SQL Server databases.
Use a centralized data management system to store and organize your financial information. Having a single source of truth ensures that everyone works from accurate, up-to-date information—which can minimize back-and-forth and unnecessary meetings. Centralized data also makes it easier for you to manage, share, and securely collaborate on files with clients. Automating repetitive tasks, especially…
Employing nearly 130,000 employees through 50 global delivery centres that serve more than 500 customers, this global information technology, consulting and business outsourcing services company ranks in the NASDAQ-100, S&P 500, Forbes Global 2000 and Fortune 500. It’s one of the best-performing and fastest-growing IT companies in the world. Previously, the company had been using…
The Clinical Trials Regulation1 represents a milestone on the journey to a more competitive European R&D environment, particularly for multinational studies. Improved trial transparency — and EMA has recently opened a public consultation in this area — will make it easier for patients to participate in research. A harmonized approach to clinical trial applications across…
Data, the lifeblood of all businesses, is pouring in from sensors, networks, applications, and an ever-expanding hoard of connected devices. The move to the cloud has resulted in an exponential increase in data creation, and the industry is just scratching the surface with cloud adoption. Analysts estimate that perhaps 5–15 percent of IT spending has…
Data, the lifeblood of all businesses, is pouring in from sensors, networks, applications, and an ever-expanding hoard of connected devices. The move to the cloud has resulted in an exponential increase in data creation, and the industry is just scratching the surface with cloud adoption. Analysts estimate that perhaps 5–15 percent of IT spending has…
Few IT teams have the necessary talent and budget to meet the increasing threat landscape. The number of bad actors profiting by illicit means continues to grow. And the software and the techniques they use are more sophisticated than ever before. That’s just for starters. The number of entry points continues to climb exponentially. Physical…
Upheaval is arguably one of the best words there is to describe the effects of recent events on enterprises in 2020. As quarantine restrictions forced workers remote, it accelerated the growth of both telecommuting and cloud service adoption. The result was a new proving point for the power of cloud computing and the criticality of…
Today, many organizations rely on a collection of disparate security tools to identify and mitigate threats. These siloed security implementations are inherently inefficient and ineffective. Detecting, isolating and remediating security incidents is resource-intensive, timeconsuming and error-prone, and involves multiple platforms and administrative interfaces. To get to the bottom of an issue, security analysts are often…
Legacy print infrastructure can be a significant barrier to digital transformation projects. As organizations shift more on-premises applications to the cloud, print is a key process that organizations are increasingly considering for cloud migration. Shifting print infrastructure to the cloud can eliminate much of the ongoing maintenance costs—managing servers and print drivers, for example—and centralizes…
