The future of public sector ERP: Agile Cloud-Enabled Services (ACES)

whitePaper | February 26, 2020

The 3GPP-based global cellular networks are connecting things-to-things and things-to-persons across borders. Many industries are experiencing the benefits ofcellular IoT, for example in the consumer electronics, automotive, railway, mining, utilities,healthcare, agriculture, manufacturing and transportation sectors. There are over 1 billion cellular IoT connections today in 2020, and Ericsson forecasts around 5 billion connections by 2025.With 5G in the market, almost every industry is exploring the potential of cellular connectivity for fundamentally transforming businesses. In some regions, governments are encouraging adoption of IoT via direct and indirect incentives to promote sustainability,innovation and growth.

whitePaper | July 14, 2022

Moving to cloud requires a proactive, thoughtful strategy an approach that explores opportunities for value in new areas of the business; improves current capabilities and processes to drive down costs and respond faster to changing customer demands; and establishes a prescriptive path that enables IT to serve as a strategic partner to the business and its customers.

whitePaper | September 21, 2022

Cloud native Security is the practice of securing cloud-based platforms, infrastructure and applications. Security is built in from the start of the development.

whitePaper | September 27, 2022

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whitePaper | March 18, 2022

This white paper provides overview information for the Dell Technologies Validated Design for Data Management with Cloudera Data Platform (CDP) Private Cloud Base, for deployment on Dell PowerEdge servers, PowerSwitch networking, and PowerScale storage.

whitePaper | April 15, 2020

It is not unusual that the Cloud is regarded as a major driving force of modern IT. After all, being used in thousands of business applications, it has changed the way companies operate completely. And it is gaining momentum. There are predictions that the term itself will become obsolete by 2025. Why? Because a world predominantly running on cloud computing is but a vision of a new everyday reality. In other words, we are looking towards a time when most systems are cloud-driven, making it redundant to state that this is so.