Digitalisation World

Is revenue recognition the next Y2K?

Published in Cloud + MS Infrastructure

CSW Editor, Martin Banks, looks at the coming change in accounting regulations to accommodate better revenue recognition regimes, and so cut-off an increasingly common method for money laundering and other frauds, and ponders if this could be the driver for Netsuite having a `killer app’

Published in Carriers + Service Providers Cloud + MS Infrastructure Networks + Telecoms

Ontology Systems announces the launch of Intelligent 360 for Network Operators (i360-NetOps), a product to help operators gain a reliable, fast and holistic view of their network across all layers, technologies and vendors. i360-NetOps helps organisations to carry out network troubleshooting, navigate their infrastructure and the customers that depend on it, handle their change management and track the alignment and quality of the data that describes the network and its services.

Published in Cloud + MS Colocation/Hosting Data Analytics DC Facilities + Colo Design + Optimisation Infrastructure Platform Security Software Storage + Servers Storage Technology

Technology giants, Intel, Oracle, HP, Dell, Google and Microsoft are among the industry elite converging in London next month for the sixth annual Cloud World Forum event. The conference and exhibition provides the perfect platform to explore the transformation of the IT industry by Cloud computing.

Published in Cloud + MS Infrastructure

With research showing that a growing majority of staff now favour using mobile devices as their work tool of choice, Salesforce aims to give them a Mobile App that covers most of their business bases

Cisco advances cloud strategy

Dimension Data, Sungard Availability Services, VCE, NetApp, Accenture, Johnson Controls, and University of British Columbia add momentum to Cisco Cloud initiatives.

Published in Cloud + MS Infrastructure Storage

Cyber-criminals are getting smarter at targeting just the right individuals in order to obtain their business log-in details, and so gain access to corporate treasure troves, so maybe new ways need to be tried to stop them