The need for open-source technology skills are on the rise and companies and organizations continue to increase their recruitment of open-source technology talent, while offering additional training and certification opportunities for existing staff in order to fill skills gaps, according…
IT vs Facilities: Is the Divide Closing? was last modified: June 21st, 2018 by Jeff Clark
Industry Outlook is a regular Data Center Journal Q&A series that presents expert views on market trends, technologies and other issues relevant to data centers and IT. This week, Industry Outlook asks Josh Epstein, chief marketing officer at Kaminario, about the storage industry…
Learning the lesson that “the customer knows best” takes a long time. Although sysadmins decried the risks and lack of control that came with shadow IT, the end users and employees that signed up for custom collection of cloud services…
The growth of cloud-IT adoption continues unabated. Today’s landscape of cloud providers is dominated by a small handful of companies based in the U.S. and China that deploy company-owned hyperscale data centers. For the foreseeable future, these few will account…
Operational efficiency, or doing more with less, continues to be a top priority (and expectation) for most enterprise IT organizations and service providers. Virtualization is a great example of a technology that’s data center operators are using to meet this…
As data centers increasingly become the heart of businesses, proper distribution and cable management have also taken on new importance. Traditional methods of preventing air damming, cooling vital components and ensuring proper containment simply fail to deliver. Today’s complex cabling…
