The Cloud Honeymoon Is Over for AWS, Microsoft; Helping Oracle, Cisco
Cloud is no longer the runaway favorite for IT coming out of the pandemic, and analysts say hybrid-cloud vendors like Oracle and Cisco could win big.
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Cloud is no longer the runaway favorite for IT coming out of the pandemic, and analysts say hybrid-cloud vendors like Oracle and Cisco could win big.
Yesterday, we heard that Deutsche Bank was setting the “norm” for future remote working at between two and three days a week, and that detailed arrangements would be sent out to each division in due course. In America, those memos have already gone out, and it seems that in the New York front office two or three days at home might be a rarity. The memos came from Drew Goldman and James Davies of the investment banking division and from Mark Fedorcik and Ram Nayak for sales and trading. It appears that the Deutsche schedule for return is somewhat later than other Wall Street banks ...
Digital transformation is in its "golden age" and the cloud will keep booming post-pandemic, experts say, benefitting Amazon, Microsoft, and Google.
(Photo : Getty Images (Justin Sullivan)) One of United States(US) Technology giants Dell is looking into expanding its hybrid cloud services in Thailand to capitalize on the country's growing cloud computing market, which is anticipated to garner at least 15 billion baht in value by 2024. Digital Transformation Accelerated by Five Years Dell Technologies Thailand Director Noppadol Punyatipat said that the Coronavirus pandemic has accelerated digital transformation, as other accounts also share this notion. He then added that business plan adoptions in five years were consequently boosted as ...
Jason Redmond/Reuters This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Government cloud computing has been taken over by AWS and Microsoft, who've 'locked up' the market. Standing out and winning big deals means investing in software, AI, and security capabilities. Analysts say using multiple cloud providers is increasingly normal, but management is an issue. As the pandemic forced companies to quickly adapt to remote work and provide the tools to enable workers to do so, the ...