In a recent study, 97% of organizations surveyed said they are currently planning digital transformation initiatives.1 Often, one of the first steps to implementing digital transformation efforts involves integrating an organization’s enterprise applications.Application integration is important because

Traditional application architectures have long used the standard application server deployment processes. However, usage of these servers is declining because these processes are archaic, complex and inefficient. These servers cannot support modern DevOps methods, such as continuous

In response to ongoing market disruption, CIOs have been under pressure in recent years to become more agile and innovative while reducing cost and risk. In a recent study by McKinsey, CIOs who were asked about their CEOs’

Digital transformation continues to increase in criticality for enterprise business. In fact, Statista reports that by 2023, spending on the technologies and services that enable digital transformation worldwide is expected to amount to 2.3 trillion U.S. dollars.Why

As organizations begin re-opening, customer and employee safety is more important than ever. IoT technology like thermal imaging, contact tracing, access control and social distance monitoring can help protect anyone sharing a physical space. By using sensors

Whether your organization purchases applications commercially off-the-shelf (COTS), develops custom application for both internal or external users, or wants to move to a software as a service (SaaS) model, there are several options at your disposal. Modernization