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SysAdmins Split on AI’s Impact, but Still Want Training
Mark Tauschek, VP of research fellowships and distinguished analyst, discusses the evolving role of system administrators (sysadmins) in the face of AI advancements. Tauschek emphasizes that while AI tools can automate routine tasks, sysadmins must focus on developing new skills in areas such as ...
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American Airlines Credits IT Teams With Quick Recovery From CrowdStrike Disruption
John Annand, research practice lead, discusses the implications of the recent CrowdStrike outage on American Airlines' operations. He emphasizes the need for robust contingency plans and effective communication strategies to mitigate the impact of such disruptions. Annand highlights the importanc...
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Broadcom Tosses VMware Users a Bone, Extends vSphere 7 Support Six Months
John Annand, research practice lead, provides insights on Broadcom's decision to extend support for VMware vSphere 7 by six months. He notes that this extension may offer temporary relief to users amid concerns about Broadcom's handling of VMware's portfolio post-acquisition. Annand suggests that...
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How to Protect Yourself From the Next CrowdStrike Crash
Frank Trovato, principal advisory director, provides insights on how to protect against potential disruptions like the recent CrowdStrike crash. Trovato emphasizes the importance of robust disaster recovery plans, regular data backups, and maintaining comprehensive cybersecurity measures to mitig...
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How To Ensure AI Sovereignty While Launching A Generative AI Chatbot
Brian Jackson, principal research director, provides insights on ensuring AI sovereignty while launching a generative AI chatbot, such as Info-Tech's IT Assistant. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining control over AI models and data, highlighting key strategies such as selecting the right ...
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College Education May Not Be Preparing Employees for Generative AI
A recent report highlights that many college graduates are unprepared for the demands of generative AI in the workplace. According to a survey by Info-Tech Research Group, there is a significant gap between the skills taught in higher education and the practical applications needed in modern job ...
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SAP Q2 Results Reveal Large Orgs Now Firmly on the Path to AI
Scott Bickley, advisory practice lead, comments on SAP's Q2 financial results, noting the firm's significant progress toward AI integration. The results reveal a clear trend of large organizations embracing AI technologies, reflecting SAP's strategic focus on AI-driven innovation and digital tran...
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Microsoft Not Out of EU Anti-trust Woods Despite Deals With OVHcloud, CISPE
Executive Counselor Phil Brunkard analyzes Microsoft's ongoing EU antitrust challenges despite its deals with OVHcloud and CISPE. Brunkard highlights the implications of these agreements, emphasizing Microsoft's efforts to navigate regulatory pressures while continuing to enhance its competitive ...
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Top Takeaways From the CrowdStrike Outage for IT Teams
Frank Trovato, principal advisory director, discusses the IT lessons learned from the recent CrowdStrike outage. He emphasizes the importance of robust incident response plans, regular system testing, and the need for clear communication channels during a crisis. Trovato also highlights how this ...
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