AI is the new tech around the block and it is the new hype. Amid the hype, an enterprise must realize some fundamental differences between AI and technologies that assist AI – like machine learning. As they are an expensive investment, knowing about these technologies is extremely important.
Cloud has proven to be versatile and largely adaptable. However, people have blindly adopted this technology without understanding the trade-offs that come with the package. Enterprises must realize that every technology has a downside to itself before investing in it.
In the simplest and layman terms, Network Management Services (NMS) can be termed as the efforts or steps were taken by a company to manage connected computers, usually a cluster or group, with the intention to monitor, maintain and optimize the working of that group.
Traditional business applications have always been very complicated and expensive. They required huge variety of hardware and software to run them as well as a team of experts to install, configure, test, run, secure, and update them.
Explaining Cloud Infrastructure can be complicated. At CoreIT, we explain it in such a way - when a collection of server hardware, networking tools, storage resources, and software needed to build applications comes together and can be accessed by the cloud, then it is called as a cloud infrastructure.
The migration of data storage to cloud, maintaining it and deriving best insights from it is already underway. Today this can be easy with Machine learning as a service (MLaaS) which provides these solutions at a reduced cost.
Managed hosting is an IT provisioning model wherein a service provider leases out dedicated servers along with the associated hardware to a single client. The equipment is at the host’s facility and managed thereby the service provider.
Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) are software components that help in hiding complexities from developers, organize code and makes components reusable. Therefore, knowing your users and keeping their needs in mind is important in API design.
Hybrid integration bridges the gap between your existing enterprise and SaaS/PaaS, B2B &B2C, BYOD and big data. It also solves the issue of taking existing information from on-premises systems.
The benefits of a smooth cloud integration helps enterprises accomplish goals like accelerate time to market, more innovative and customer focused work with free IT resources, and improved and automated business processes.
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