IT Resilience

With the rapid growth of smartphone usage and the technological improvement, mobile operators are facing a real challenge to provide continuous service to their subscribers. When each service disruption can affect millions of users, what can mobile service providers do to minimize the risk of a network outage?

Once, Santa’s job was easy. The advancement of technology allows kids today to get almost anything they wish from any place on the globe. But with the increasing operational complexity, what should retailers and IT do to make sure kids aren’t left disappointed?

As 2016 comes to an end, we’d like to thank you and wish you a successful year ahead and present both our loyal and new audience with a list of this year’s content that you wouldn’t want to miss out on.

On November 8th Americans will head to the polling stations to cast their vote. Given the outdated electronic voting systems used by many of the states, how could an IT outage determine the US election?

IT outages are occasionally caused by natural disasters or other unusual incidents, but most IT outages have far more mundane roots that are often avoidable when the right strategy and process are put in place. Read about a four point strategy for sailing through your next unexpected incident.

Service outages are no laughing matter. They are every IT department’s worst nightmare, with a potential to inflict a heavy toll on an organization’s bottom line. This article discusses the main causes and possible solution to be one step ahead.

Errors and inconsistencies with SAN I/O and port mapping configuration within the VMware environment may reduce overall performance and degrade the entire system to a single point of failure.

Port Group configuration errors and inconsistencies between cluster hosts within VMware virtual environment may cause performance and availability issues that can ultimately prevent critical applications from running.

Greater numbers of IT departments have shifted their IT infrastructure towards the software-defined datacenter, but it also presents new risks that every IT manager should take into consideration when making this shift.

Waiting for bad things to happen is never a good practice, right? That’s why taking a proactive approach for prevention is always recommended, especially when it comes to your critical IT. Here are five things you can do to ensure the resilience of your critical IT infrastructure.