With the acquisition of Cleversafe and the official launch of its Cloud Object Storage solutions, IBM is positionning itself for a race to innovation in the Object Storage technology market. IBM already have a solid enterprise storage portfolio with its FlashSystem solutions but the company will be in an even greater position to compete against the other major storage vendors.
We are meeting with more and more customers to explain what the SAP S/4 HANA solution consists of and its main advantages over previous generations. We are already seeing the first applications that will enable companies to benefit from SAP’s in-memory technology.
The cloud is bringing a number of changes to businesses. One of the most fundamental changes is the role of information technology teams, which is rapidly changing from a technical role to having to act as a service “consultant” and “broker” for business groups.
SAP is in a race for innovation in the field of management software solutions and business intelligence. It is counting heavily on its in-memory database technology to differentiate itself. In this article we will discuss how the SAP S/4 HANA solution and in-memory technology can benefit your business.
For some time now, SAP has dictated the market with specialized infrastructure solutions called “Certified SAP HANA appliances” from major manufacturers in order to deploy its solution. Fortunately, the German giant has recently opened its policies by launching the SAP TDI – Tailored Datacenter Integration infrastructure certification program. New reference architectures now include Intel/x86 systems, Linux and VMware virtualization as platform options.
The next big CONTINUUM conference on information technologies is coming to Montreal on April 26. This is the first of 2 conferences to be held in 2016 and will focus on new approaches to data mining for business, along with the powerful SAP S/4 HANA platform.
IBM has officially launched its all-new IBM Spectrum Storage platform to manage software-defined storage platforms for enterprise and cloud systems.
A common trend in recent years has been to modernize systems by adopting flash technologies, solid state drives (SSDs) and all-flash systems. These solutions offer numerous advantages for businesses seeking to enhance their storage performance, which often becomes a roadblock compared to other infrastructure components.
