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This is a guest post by Chris Pasternak, Managing Director, Accenture. Why do more and more enterprises want to move to the cloud? In my work with clients around the world, I’ve heard a lot of good reasons: “I don’t want to be in the data center business anymore.” “I need to move to cloud so we can start saving money.” “I need a solution that will support our applications over the long haul.” Here’s the problem: Simply moving existing workloads to the cloud as-is rarely delivers...

This post was written by Mike Owens, Vice President, Cloud Advisory Practice, and Mary Melgaard, Group Vice President, Cloud Migration Services. Do you ever feel like you've been left behind in the on-premises world while everyone else has moved to the cloud? You want to move your applications to the cloud, but which of the many paths is the right one for you?   Moving Oracle Applications such as E-Business Suite, JD Edwards, PeopleSoft, Siebel, and Hyperion to the cloud can...

 بحلول عام 2025، من المتوقع أن يكون لدينا 163 زيتابايت من البيانات. ولكن 3% فقط من هذه البيانات هي ما سيتم تحليله، وذلك وفقًا لدراسة أجرتها Seagate/IDC . ولتحويل هذا المنجم الثمين من البيانات إلى أفعال، يكمن السر في استشراف المستقبل لا الماضي.  من الجهات التي تضطلع بهذا النوع من المهام هي هيئة Shibuya Tourism Association التي توفر معلومات عن المنطقة المُحيطة بتقاطع شيبويا الشهير في طوكيو. التقاطُع وما يتجاوزه يتوافد سنويًا أكثر من 5 ملايين سائح أجنبي لزيارة هذا التقاطُع المزدحم الذي...

En 2025, le monde comptera 163 zettaoctets de données mais une étude d'IDC et Seagate révèle que seuls 3 % de ces données seront analysées. Pour exploiter cette multitude de données précieuses, il est essentiel de se tourner vers l'avenir. L’Office du Tourisme de Shibuya s’est attaqué de front à cette question. Il propose des informations sur le quartier situé à proximité du carrefour emblématique de Shibuya à Tokyo. Le carrefour et bien au-delà Plus de 5 millions de touristes...

Bis 2025 wird es 163 Zettabytes an Daten geben – aber nur 3 % dieser Daten werden laut einer Seagate/IDC-Studie analysiert. Um diesen Datenreichtum zu nutzen, ist es wichtig, den Blick nach vorn und nicht nach hinten zu richten. Eine Organisation, die sich dieser Aufgabe widmet, ist die Shibuya Tourism Association, die Informationen für das Gebiet rund um die legendäre Shibuya-Kreuzung in Tokio bereitstellt. Die Kreuzung und ihre Umgebung Über fünf Millionen ausländische Touristen...

By 2025 there will be 163 zettabytes of data – but a only 3% of this data will be analysed according to a Seagate/IDC study. To turn this goldmine of data into actions, the key is looking ahead, not behind. An organisation tackling this task head on is Shibuya Tourism Association, which provides information for the area surrounding the iconic Shibuya Crossing in Tokyo. The crossing, and beyond Over 5 million foreign tourists a year visit this scrambled intersection made infamous...

By 2025 there will be 163 zettabytes of data – but a only 3% of this data will be analysed according to a Seagate/IDC study. To turn this goldmine of data into actions, the key is looking ahead, not behind. An organisation tackling this task head on is Shibuya Tourism Association, which provides information for the area surrounding the iconic Shibuya Crossing in Tokyo. The crossing, and beyond Over 5 million foreign tourists a year visit this scrambled intersection made infamous...

By 2025 there will be 163 zettabytes of data – but a only 3% of this data will be analysed according to a Seagate/IDC study. To turn this goldmine of data into actions, the key is looking ahead, not behind. An organisation tackling this task head on is Shibuya Tourism Association, which provides information for the area surrounding the iconic Shibuya Crossing in Tokyo. The crossing, and beyond Over 5 million foreign tourists a year visit this scrambled intersection made infamous...

« L’avenir du travail passe par l’IA, les robots et l’automatisation ». Il est tentant d’adopter ce point de vue, tant il a été asséné à longueur d’articles ces deux dernières années. Et il est d’ailleurs fondé, mais seulement en partie. Effectivement, les nouvelles technologies changent notre façon de travailler, améliorent l’efficacité des entreprises et favorisent la croissance. Mais ce sont toujours des collaborateurs de chair et d’os qui développent, optimisent et gèrent...