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In the first two parts of this blog series we have looked at why organizations should shift to public cloud.

In part one of our blog series on the journey to the public cloud, we took an introductory look at what it might mean to move to the cloud, and how Virtual Clarity helps clients understand the challenges ahead and identify the obstacles within their organizations.

In almost two-thirds of organizations today, IT can be managed outside the IT department, according to a recent major survey of chief information officers (CIOs). Even so, the world’s largest tech leadership poll, the 2019 Harvey Nash/KPMG CIO survey, also found that, while cloud-based services are “allowed” in around half of companies, they are only “encouraged” at one in ten.

Following the release of the IT Outsourcing Market Research Report 2019, the changing landscape is a hot topic. Let’s look at how we have reached the current existential crisis facing the industry and how your enterprise can stay ahead of the curve…

With the UK set to lose £1tn of financial assets to Europe and banks forced to finalize plans only days from the set departure date, there is still considerable uncertainty on what kind of Brexit, if any, we will get; but the time for action is now.

Has your business invested heavily in the cloud, but you’re not seeing the results you expected?

Vice president, fellow and chief technology officer for the UKIIMEA region at DXC Technology Sukhi Gill has written a blog of the six best practices for moving to hybrid IT.

The pros and cons of cognitive Robot Process Automation (RPA) have been brought to the fore in Jason Bloomberg’s article for Forbes, ‘Why you should think twice about robotic process automation’.

Here, Virtual Clarity founder and chief technology officer Rens Troost responds on why he believes you should learn from the past and maybe not invest your time and treasure in RPA.

I’ve recently read an article by Forrester titled, The Sorry State of Digital Transformation in 2018, and apart from the click-bait title, it really resonated with me. Digital and indeed, IT Transformation appears to be the buzzwords of this last decade. It’s great, and perhaps not at all surprising, to see that Forrester has identified a significant problem with the state of ‘IT transformation’. But what to do about it?

The recent cyberattack on Westminster should be a wake-up call to anyone operating mission-critical IT systems. It’s not surprising that Parliament relies on electronic communications. Nor is it surprising that sophisticated, state-sponsored hackers might want to target our MPs. Nor, even, that some MPs are bad at choosing secure passwords! The same could be said of any significant public or private organisation today.