On this episode, the roundtable discusses if the framing of multi-cloud as an inevitable IT outcome is really accurate. Is multi-cloud just something being pushed by analysts and vendors with solutions to sell? If so, will it ultimately be a fad? They further discuss what they mean when they say multi-cloud, which further clarifies the premise.
Ken Nalbone and Tom Hollingsworth discuss Huawei’s woes, how 5G might effect the weather, Broadcom coming under scrutiny, KubeCon announcements, and more!
Get up to speed with everything new happening on Gestalt IT this week. We posted a new podcast about data protection policy, plus writing by Ken Nalbone and Tom Hollingsworth. And of course, all the IT news of the week on the Gestalt IT Rundown.
On this episode, the roundtable discusses data protection policy. The premise is that most organizations are doing this wrong. There’s a fundamental misalignment between what IT thinks it needs to be doing and what the business needs for operations and compliance. They discuss who needs to be taking ownership of these policies, how storage vendors are partially responsible, and how to move forward.
This week in Gestalt News, get links to the latest Gestalt IT Rundown, along with pieces by Chris Porter, Tom Hollingsworth, and Paul Stringfellow.
This week, Tom Hollingsworth and Rich Stroffolino talked about the IT news of the week on the Gestalt IT Rundown. They discussed the news from Microsoft Build, security issues with GitHub and Jenkins, and the Firefox Add-On kerfuffle.
This week in Gestalt News, we looked at data orchestration in the cloud age, talked about the new VMware-Azure partnership, posted a podcast about bringing your full self to work, and more. Subscribe to get in your inbox every Monday.
From Dell Technologies World, Stephen Foskett and Ken Nalbone are here with the Gestalt IT Rundown. They discussed if Azure is catching up to AWS, a big data breach of 80 million US households, and the implications of Azure integrating with VMware.
Today’s show discusses when you can bring your personal life into IT. We discuss if doing so is just a way to reduce burnout, or if there is legitimate business value to be found. We touch on how to approach supposed “third rail” topics and more.
Your IT News for the Week of April 29, 2019 […]
