When hyperconvergence was first introduced, “hyper” wasn’t just hype, as it is today.

The future is now for enterprises of all kinds and sizes to realize the potential of the cloud to enable global expansion.

Multi-national conglomerates no longer have a monopoly on the need for an IT infrastructure that scales globally.

In today’s cloud computing era, the premise is that computing is cheap enough that enterprises can consume IT as a service.

As good as statistical modeling can be, when you lack the data, your model turns into a guess.

Businesses will need to adjust their IT security strategy to accommodate edge computing to reduce their exposure.

With Long Term Evolution (LTE) and the rollout of 5G, it will be possible to flexibly connect thousands of IIoT devices at a site with industrial-strength wireless connectivity.

Much like multi-cloud, SD-WAN is an operational transformation, though starting from the edges.

The microservices approach complements cloud and DevOps very well.