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IoT Management System Market Overview: Key Platforms, Segments, and Vendors (2020–2026)
An overview of the global IoT Management System market, covering leading platforms such as AWS, Azure, Google Cloud IoT, and PTC ThingWorx, along with key deployment models, market segments, and enterprise use cases.
Healthcare Cloud Computing: How IoT Is Reshaping the Market
IoT integration, rising investment, and digital health mandates are accelerating adoption of cloud computing across the global healthcare sector. Here is what DevOps and healthcare IT teams need to understand.
How Intact Service Uses Containers to Migrate Legacy Desktop Apps to Azure
Intact’s ReAccess service leverages containers, microservices, and Azure Cosmos DB to migrate legacy Microsoft Access and desktop database applications to the cloud—a move accelerated by the shift to remote work.
How Cloud Companies Responded to COVID-19: AWS, Alibaba, Google, IBM, Microsoft, and More
As the COVID-19 pandemic forced millions to work from home, major cloud providers stepped up with free services, computing resources, and financial commitments to support healthcare, research, and remote collaboration. Here is a detailed timeline of what each vendor offered.
How Work-from-Home Mandates Accelerated the Shift to Cloud Computing
The COVID-19 pandemic triggered an unprecedented surge in remote work, video conferencing, and cloud demand. Here’s how that shift reshaped the technology sector and why its effects are likely permanent.
Aligning Edge and IoT DevOps: What SUSE Brings to the Table
Edge computing and IoT are forcing DevOps teams to rethink portability, automation, and continuous delivery beyond the data center. Here is how open-source platforms—and SUSE specifically—address those challenges.
6 Ways Amazon’s Position Strengthened During the COVID-19 Crisis
As consumers and businesses leaned heavily on Amazon during the COVID-19 pandemic, the company’s e-commerce, cloud, grocery, and logistics operations all gained lasting competitive advantages.
IBM, Amazon, Google, and Microsoft Partner with the White House to Provide Supercomputing Resources for COVID-19 Research
A public/private consortium led by IBM, the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, and the Department of Energy pooled over 330 petaflops of compute capacity to accelerate COVID-19 epidemiology, bioinformatics, and molecular modeling research.