In the new normal, companies are looking for options to support secure remote work for almost their whole workforce, and they need to decide which operating models and technologies best fit their needs. HPE GreenLake for VDI provides a simplified, cloud-like, managed approach.
Introduction We recently designed and deployed an Artificial Intelligence (AI) solution for an automotive customer based on our many years of experience building sizeable High-Performance Computing (HPC) clusters for AI. The proposed data-centric architecture heavily relied on an innovative storage solution from Weka, an HPE partner. The customer was…
A discussion on how HPE Pointnext Services advises organizations on using digital transformation to take advantage of new and emerging market opportunities. Dana Gardner: Hello, and welcome to the next edition of the BriefingsDirect Voice of Innovation podcast series. I’m Dana Gardner, Principal Analyst at Interarbor Solutions, your host…
Find answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about continuous learning. Then, take the HPE Training and Education Services Quiz to find out which type of learning is best for you. What is continuous learning? Continuous learning is lifelong or constant learning—an ongoing effort to grow…
Survey of 500 IT Decision Makers Brings Into Sharper Focus Challenges IT Leaders Face In a Business Climate That Is Dependent on Data As 2020 comes to a close, it also marks the end of an unprecedented year for global IT teams as they were challenged to support a…
At the center of all great art is people, and it’s the same with data privacy. As your customers, clients, and partners, your people are at the center of your business, buying your products and ensuring the smooth running of the organization. As any work of art, data goes through multiple stages and iterations, so must be secured throughout its lifecycle. Compliance to regulatory frameworks is paramount in allowing you to use your people’s data for valuable insights without exposing it to potential cyber threats.
How do you look back at 2020 to find highlights in what has been probably the toughest year for all of us? Let’s face it, it’s been a tough year. It’s been tough on customers. It’s been tough on vendors. It’s been tough all over. But despite the mess…
Let’s clear the 2020 cache. We don’t want to forget everything we learned this year, but we can sure use the opportunity to refresh for 2021. Like every other company, we started the year with some clear ideas of what we wanted to accomplish in 2020.
When the coronavirus pandemic forced everyone out of offices, IT teams scrambled to obtain the necessary hardware and additional software licenses necessary to support entirely remote operations. At the same time, they had to match users’ present and future needs with the appropriate infrastructure. That, combined with many other…
Not all applications can be run in the public cloud. Here’s how to get the cloud to come to you.
By now, the benefits of the cloud are well known: reduced costs, improved scalability, increased efficiency, and more agility. But not all enterprise applications, workloads, and data are suited for it. Compliance and security issues prevent moving some to the public cloud, while complex dependencies among applications won’t allow others to run there. In some cases, it is financially unfeasible or impractical to move them.