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In nonprofit organisations, the intersection of technology and strategy plays a pivotal role in driving impact and sustainability. From establishing clear technology frameworks to diversifying fundraising strategies, nonprofits face a myriad of challenges that demand innovative solutions and resilient practices.
Within the financial technology (fintech) space, speed, reliability, and data security are paramount. The surge in interest surrounding mesh networking is making waves for all the right reasons. Fintech companies need to build network infrastructures that not only boast complete redundancy but are also optimised for speed. The increased awareness of these imperatives stems from the industry's ever-growing dependence on seamless connectivity and the need to safeguard sensitive financial data.
In a world that demands constant adaptation and innovation, CEOs are facing the challenge of balancing caution with the imperative need for technological transformation. As Marco Amitrano, Managing Partner and Head of Clients and Markets at PwC UK, rightly points out in PwC's 26th Annual CEO Survey, the convergence of talent and technology is the key to sustainable growth.
In today's digital era, the success of any business heavily relies on the efficiency and effectiveness of its IT operations. The challenge of managing a company's IT infrastructure is complex. To achieve sustainable and consistent growth, scaling repeatable IT processes and environments is crucial.
As all senior IT people will understand, running a successful business with diminishing resources and budget, or as it's better known being asked to “do more with less”, is a common challenge. Increasing productivity is essential to do more with less and propel your company towards greater success.
Most now believe that the argument has been won for Cloud IT since it offers unparalleled scalability, flexibility, and cost-efficiency. However, as cloud environments grow in size and complexity, managing the associated challenges becomes increasingly crucial.
This is one of the most common questions that my team get asked, especially for cloud and service migrations. The answer of course depends on the circumstances. What is more telling is the ‘approach’ part of the question.
Businesses are increasingly turning to cloud technologies to enhance their operations, improve efficiency, and drive innovation. However, navigating the complex world of the cloud with internal resources alone is extremely challenging due to the depth of IT knowledge and skills needed across different platforms.
As businesses increasingly embrace cloud-based IT environments, they often encounter the challenge of escalating costs. While the cloud offers scalability, flexibility and potential cost saving, unchecked resource consumption and inefficient management can lead to financial strain. To address this issue, you need effective strategies to manage and optimise your cloud-based IT environments.
As the need for organisations to move faster and become more flexible to meet the demands of their customers, IT teams need to be agile to innovate, launch new products, and test new processes. Creating a self-service DevOps environment with Cloudify gives developers, data scientists, and QA engineers a better DevOps experience with less effort.
