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Infrastructure Considerations for Analytical Workloads

On the list of technology industry buzzwords, “big data” is among the most intriguing ones. As data volume, velocity and variety proliferate, and the search for veracity escalates, organizations across industries are placing new bets on various new data sources such as machine sensor data, medical images, financial information, retail sales, radio frequency identification and Web tracking data. This is creating huge challenges for decision-makers to make meaning and untangle trends from input larger than ever before.

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Safe-T Data

Safe-T® is a leading provider of software-defined access solutions which mitigate attacks on enterprises’ business-critical services and sensitive data. Safe-T solves the data access challenge by hiding data at the perimeter, keeping information assets safe and limiting access only to authorized and intended entities in hybrid cloud environments.

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B5G Technology White Paper

whitePaper | November 21, 2022

We have tracked 5G trials and commercial deployments, enablers such as 5G spectrum deployments, and the impact of 5G on operators’ supplier decisions. We have carried out this work because 5G is the latest generation of mobile broadband technology, but also becaus of the high hopes around 5G in terms of addressing ever-increasing demand for data and helping operators enable (and create value from) the digital transformation of enterprises.

Modernizing Agriculture Data Infrastructure to Improve Economic and Ecological Outcomes

whitePaper | May 17, 2022

Modernizing U.S. agricultural data infrastructure will better equip farmers and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) with tools to adapt, innovate, and ensure a food-secure future given the increasingly dynamic conditions in which the sector operates.

Top 5 Things to Ask Your Data Center About Compliance

whitePaper | January 14, 2020

Choosing the right colocation partner is critical, especially when it comes to compliance. When you’re outsourcing your data center needs, understanding your colocation provider’s compliance, security, availability and integrity are of upmost importance. A colocation provider mitigates risk through physical and environmental controls from an operational and security standpoint. Ensuring proper maintenance and operation of critical infrastructure, along with upkeep and continual improvement of a physical security program, are part of a comprehensive compliance program. This new report from Iron Mountain provides details on what the company sees as five of the top things to ask your data center provider about compliance:

TOP-RATED WEB AND MOBILE APP DEVELOPMENT COMPANY

whitePaper | March 16, 2021

The NineHertz delivers best-in-class web and mobile solutions that will retain the attention of the target audience and increase the number of customers on the websites as well as on iPhone, iPad and Android mobiles. Our developers work on trending technologies to design web and mobile applications and keep you ahead of customer and business demands.

IPU Based Cloud Infrastructure

whitePaper | December 31, 2022

2020 will go down in history as the year the world met with one of its most significant challenges in nearly a century – the great coronavirus pandemic. The resulting situation can be aptly described by the term “VUCA,” an acronym standing for Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity and Ambiguity. In other words, the world faced a crisis.

Technologies for data protection on the Now Platform

whitePaper | November 30, 2022

At ServiceNow, protecting customer data is a top priority. Different customers have different use cases, so we provide a range of encryption options for maximum security and flexibility. This document provides an overview of these options and is broken into three sections:

Infrastructure Considerations for Analytical Workloads