Struggling with UX design? Discover how a Digital Adoption Platform (DAP) can provide frictionless user experiences and reduce service delivery costs.
With data centres growing consumption of energy, how can industries contribute to decreasing power usage through green technology? IBRS looks into some of the ways that enterprises can help bring about the needed transformation.
While vendors tout their low-code solutions as being able to span both professional developers and general staff who wish to quickly automate a process, the reality is your organisation will likely have two, if not more, low-code tools that are suited to different categories of users.
Yammer is being folded into Microsoft Viva Engage. Along with other licensing and product reshuffles in the past year, this is evidence of Microsoft doubling down on its new ‘core’ product sets. The Yammer story is also an example of how once free products make their way into paid platforms.
Does your organisation need a critical data vault? When is on-premise a good idea?
Australian agencies – in particular federal agencies – are facing challenges in multi-Cloud adoption after the rush to provide digital services during the pandemic. IBRS identifies key causes of friction that are hindering agencies and highlights the need for autonomous infrastructure and multi-Cloud management tools. Read on for insights on navigating multi-Cloud adoption in Australia.
Google’s announcement of sunsetting Universal Analytics in favour of a new platform, Google Analytics 4 (GA4), raises questions about its data and privacy risks. Should enterprises think twice about consenting to the forced automated migration, or better opt-out and settle for a new analytics platform? What does this imply about the risks of automated data migration?
Ericsson announced its 5G and location services technology to enhance network performance in small- to medium-sized venues by up to four times compared to its predecessor. Why is this important for enterprises?
Logitech launched an alternative webcam model to its more expensive model. How does this fit the needs of hybrid workers and their collaborative practices? Is cheaper still good enough?