The Future of Cloud Technology

IBM announced on November 20 Cloud Pak for Security, presenting innovations that are a first in the industry to connect with any security tool, cloud or locally installed system (on-premise), without moving data from its original source.  The new platform includes open technology to detect threats, automation capabilities to help accelerate the response to cybersecurity attacks and the ability to run in any environment. Cloud Pak for Security is the first platform in the industry based on open technologies that can search and translate security data from a variety of sources, gathering critical information from the company's entire multi-cloud IT environment.  The platform is extensible, so additional tools and applications can be added over time. In a statement, IBM notes that as companies move forward in cloud adoption, applications and data extend across multiple public and private clouds, as well as on-premise resources.  Attempts to protect this fragmented IT en...

In 2009, consulting firm  Delloite  , curious about the trends that the beginning of  digital transformation  was causing in large companies and different sectors of the economy, created a study to survey the digital technologies employed at the time. Ten years later, the booming technologies in 2009 became obsolete  .  Regarding the maturity of  digital transformation  ,  Deloitte  says: “  To stay ahead of the market, organizations must work methodically to envision new innovations and possibilities, set their ambitions for the future and go beyond the digital frontier.” Sounds like a difficult task, doesn't it?  But not so much.  Many previous trends remain important today, have only been refined and continue to evolve.  These include analytics and  cloud computing  , for example. The use of  artificial intelligence  remains paramount, but it is now necessary to step in and completely re-...