Automate to Deliver Consistent Security & Compliance Across Hybrid Environments

As the wireless industry moves toward 5G, mobile solution providers are gravitating toward distributed architectures, pushing computing tasks normally processed in a centralized location or the cloud to the edge of the information path. IoT Edge technology applies that same principle, relying on connected devices to move various functionalities closer to the points of the network where data is generated.

For long-established retailers, trading in an omnichannel world can be challenging. Adding the necessary digital technology to legacy enterprise systems hosted in on-premise data centres can be both expensive and time-consuming. In a rapidly changing and highly competitive retail marketplace any delay in implementing the new services consumers expect can prove detrimental. Equally, ensuring a seamless customer journey and consistent customer experience in whichever channel the shopper travels through is vital. As IT systems – and IT departments – struggle to cope, the “business”, desperate for a much-needed solution, typically opts for a standalone application to supply the latest “must have” and the integration issues proliferate In this webinar we look at some of the drivers of digital transformation and how companies are responding. We will be talking to Scott Robertson Lead Architect at Coop who will be talking us through their Digital Transformation Journey and how they have moved from a fragmented IT base with “one of everything” to a fully integrated hybrid platform.

Join us for a short webinar where we will discuss how the Nutanix hyperconverged infrastructure brings newfound simplicity and operational efficiency to your data center.We will also review reference architectures and pricing so that you can see what Nutanix on HPE ProLiant and Dell PowerEdge really looks like next too the stand-alone Nutanix appliance.

According to Verizon’s 2018 Data Breach Investigations Report, phishing attacks are at the start of over 90% of data breaches and financial losses. Today's phishing attacks employ short-lived sites, most lasting just 4-8 hours. And attack vectors are expanding beyond email to social media, IM, ads, pop-ups, rogue browser extensions, and more. New attack methods exploit the human attack surface within targeted organizations and evade existing security defenses by design.