This whitepaper outlines compelling approaches for CIOs to establish and lead a defined software-as-a-service (SaaS) strategy for their companies in order to meet line-of-business (LoB) needs for innovation and agility.
In the pages that follow, we share key success factors for CIOs that can help them and their organisations take best advantage of the opportunities inherent in SaaS solution deployment.
We show how making this shift is consistent with achieving organisational goals.
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AI is helping bad bots take over the internetNews Automated bot traffic has surpassed human activity for the first time in a decade, according to Imperva
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Two years on from its Series B round, Hack the Box is targeting further growthNews Hack the Box has grown significantly in the last two years, and it shows no signs of slowing down
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Short-sighted cloud migrations leave most CIOs trapped in technical debtNews With budgets tightening, CIOs are being forced to tackle technical debt accumulated during the cloud boom period
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Accelerating your IT transformationWhitepaper How Cloudflare is innovating for CIOs to start 2023
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What bank CIOs must know when considering bank-specific cloud solutionsWhitepaper Giving banks a way to evaluate industry-specific clouds' value propositions
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CIO Priorities: 2020 vs 2023Whitepaper Zero Trust, SaaS Security, and its impact on SD-WAN being a priority
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Microsoft will buy out your Box, Dropbox or Google contractNews Redmond offers free OneDrive for Business subscriptions to cover remainder of rival contracts
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Google to launch a digital marketplace for cloud-based appsNews Cloud giant's partnership with MobileIron will see it increase its app offering
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University of Cambridge researchers share data via DropboxCase Studies Cambridge plans wider rollout after initial success with astronomy and public health teams
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DVLA refreshes IT strategy to cut legacy costsNews CTO outlines plan to upskill internal IT at AWS Summit
