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When migrating IoT platforms, consider carefully the steps involved for success. In this article, we spoke to Vervint's Nick Young to understand the seven mistakes to avoid when you switch IoT platforms.

A cyber-attack occurs every 39 seconds. Is your organization prepared when it falls victim? Devising a strong data recovery plan is essential to protecting your business’ strongest assets. An air-gapped, immutable data protection solution can recover the most critical business-data.

For businesses, the global pandemic meant digital transformation initiatives that they envisioned was years away came suddenly knocking. Learn more about how current events have accelerated the path to digital for forward thinking companies.

If your IoT platform won’t scale, isn’t adaptable, can’t accommodate desired features or is sunsetting, then it’s time to break up with your IoT platform. We’ll tell you the signs its time to make the switch, reasons to migrate and why now is the time to make a change.

To be a futurist in IT, you must always be challenging the status quo by asking the hard questions. Then, you must be willing to erase the mental blackboard and ask a whole new set of questions.

Secure, feature-rich solutions can help you scale on-prem infrastructure up or down using your OPEX budget. Right now, as-a-service solutions on-prem and in the cloud are the lowest risk way to manage data center infrastructure.

When building a connected product, there are three steps that you do not want to miss as you understand and identify the customer's journey.

Automation can provide many benefits, such as increased accuracy and consistency, greater safety and reduced costs. We decided to ask Vervint Principal Consultant Rick Harlow how manufacturers should weigh the following question: “We know we can automate, but should we?”

Businesses often buy into the hype of technology only to face the harsh reality of its long-term impact. To avoid this trap, the core focus of any business decision should be your customers.

Brands and manufacturers need to change the way they operate to meet the expectations of always-on consumers. In this article, we’ll look at the conscious and unconscious behaviors associated with purchasing and using smart technology, the importance of creating an outstanding consumer experience, and how businesses can learn fast.

The answer is yes, but with a qualifying statement: the tools of tomorrow are not the tools of the past. CIO Jim VanderMey discusses the evolution of data center disciplines and the problem of business alignment in this article.

In traditional manufacturing models, product development cycles can take years. At the end of the process, devices are purchased by consumers. In order to create a connected product and strengthen relationships with consumers, manufacturers must operate differently.