Topics: Cloud, Aruba Central, remote working, SASE

RPA stands for robotic process automation, the purpose of which is to automate tasks. These are typically manual or repetitive processes carried out on a day-to-day basis. RPA has become very popular in recent years, as businesses look to use it to streamline and improve the processing of information. It helps free up staff to do higher value tasks.

Topics: IBM, Microsoft, Robotics Process Automation

As a month of football kicked off on Friday night, an impressive Italian win suggested they might be a real threat in the delayed 2020 Euros. With England, Belgium and the Dutch all winning, it promises to be an exciting tournament. However, the story that made most headlines was that of Christian Eriksen, who collapsed halfway through the game between Denmark and Finland on Saturday. Now recovering in Hospital, having been given CPR on the pitch, we saw the true value of having trained medical teams at sporting events. The team on the pitch in Copenhagen almost certainly saved his life.

Topics: Hybrid Cloud, Digital Transformation, Enterprise Solutions, Ecosystem

Tech Data’s Bojana Čukalevski explains about the new Identity as a Service, partners can resell to their customers

Topics: Channel, Identity Management, Identity and Access Management, Identity as a Service

According to the customs clearance platform, Klearnow, around 60% of British suppliers have experienced import delays during May (BBC News).

Topics: Strategy, Suppliers, Value Proposition, IT Industry

The long Bank Holiday weekend weather provided an opportunity to leave the laptop for a few days; time to appreciate so much that is good about living in the UK.

Topics: Retail Technology, Supply Chain, Retail, Value Proposition

While specialist end users typically have workflows for genomic sequencing, frequently they don't know how to relate it to processors or the amount of storage that they need. Michael McManus, director of precision medicine at Intel, has been an end user himself, and brings to the table the ability to translate what end users need in terms of compute storage capability to the actual system. Dell technologies has taken Intel’s methodology and used it to create a modular and really scalable approach.

Topics: Partners, Intel, Dell Technologies, Genomic Sequencing

With fans and audiences returning to live sporting and entertainment events, there is a feeling that normality is slowly returning. This was certainly the case at the PGA Golf Championship on Sunday night. Thousands of golf fans massed around the 18^th green at Kiawah Island’s Ocean Course, to see Phil Mickelson become the oldest winner of a Major, a few weeks before his 51^st birthday. At a time when professional golf is being dominated by those who hit the ball great distances, how does a 50-year-old win such a prestigious event?

Topics: Hybrid Cloud, IBM, Red Hat, Ecosystem, Multi-Cloud, CloudPak

As both the country and the IT industry see a return to growth, businesses are working on their transformation strategies.

Topics: Strategy, Business Transformation, IT Skills

With IBM’s global, flagship event Think! starting this week, it’s a reminder of how many of the industry’s largest conferences have found a way to exist on-line. IBM | Think 2021

Topics: Business, Events, IBM, Value Proposition, COVID-19