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Aligning edge and IoT DevOps only needs SUSE

Source:-techhq.com All areas of the enterprise have their role to play in digital transformation: from HR through operations, logistics, F & A and, of course, IT. Because the digital transformation of any organization is reliant to a significant extent on the IT underpinning the process (although even basics like HR or procurement strategies need to be re-examined), it’s the IT function that needs to be most responsive, agile and business-focused. In this respect, all areas of the IT Department are

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The Complete 2020 Cloud Certification Training Bundle is down 98% to just $29.99

Source:-neowin.net Today’s highlighted deal comes via our Online Courses section of the Neowin Deals store, where for only a limited time you can save 98% off this Complete 2020 Cloud Certification Training Bundle. Rise up the cloud! Be an in-demand IT professional and increase business efficiency, growth, and income with 12 courses on AWS, Azure, GIT, and Ansible. What’s the deal? Cloud is the future! As businesses adapt to digital transformation, cloud computing has been a growing, in-demand process. It

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The future of IT: Fewer workers, more data analysts

Source – information-management.com Organizations are in the midst of redesigning IT operations in order to better meet the demands of external customers, and that is creating the need to redefine many job roles. Unfortunately, many organizations say they lack sufficient skills on staff in the areas of analytics and data management. That is the conclusion of a new study – “As Tech Management Structures Change, Roles Become More Strategic and Externally Focused” – by Forrester Research. Authored by Marc Cecere, the

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The shifting role of the IT professional In 2017

Source:- information-age.com Constantly evolving technology means that IT roles are changing to reflect this increasing dependency. In 2017, it’s out with the old and in with the new as we predict a shift in the role of the IT professional. Traditional, siloed IT roles—network administrators, storage administrators, systems administrators, database administrations, and more—are already changing. And in 2017, we will see IT pros taking on new responsibilities, such as working with cloud service providers in hybrid environments, prioritising new technologies

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