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The past couple years have highlighted the need for organizations to put in place processes that enable employees to work in a hybrid work-office environment.

Business intelligence (BI) used to be relatively straightforward. Number of products sold, price points relative to competitors, product returns, and so on.

The two main achievements of any analytical endeavor are solving problems and answering questions. 

As a leader in the public cloud space, Microsoft Azure has a massive amount of information available for both existing clients and organizations that are simply cloud curious. 

Companies that are able to unlock actionable insights from a steady stream of data are more secure and confident when it comes to remaining competitive.

In less than eight years, Kubernetes has become the predominant solution for software teams—and for a good reason. 

Organizations are increasingly adopting a hybrid cloud approach when it comes to data storage and utilization.

Edge computing comes in many flavors.

Many organizations are struggling with the management of IT during this time of supply chain challenges and talent shortages. 

According to a report from the Identity Theft Resource Center, the number of reported breaches in 2021 increased by 68 percent over the previous year. This made it a record year—albeit one not worth...