Senior analyst Jean Atelsek and research director William Fellows are back on the podcast with host Eric Hanselman to explore this shift and look at data that point to how it will be addressed. Should we still be treating cloud as a special case?

Attitudes about cloud are maturing and organizations are putting the abstractions that they provide to work in better ways. The shift from capex to opex is no longer the main challenge. Will there be a time when we no longer talk about cloud? Listen now:

The various pieces of decentralized finance (DeFi), Web3 and cryptocurrencies all share a common foundation in blockchain, but they’re often lumped together. Understanding is maturing, but some are delaying deployment as they wrestle with skills gaps:

The difference between augmented and virtual reality (AR/VR) can be gray in some uses, but there’s a continuum of capabilities that have become essential for modern enterprise:

Dan Thompson returns to explore what’s driving recent regulatory activity, concerns about efficiency measurement and what application architectures could do for sustainability with host Eric Hanselman ➡️.

#451Nexus, formerly HCTS, is the flagship conference produced by the technology arm of S&P Global Market Intelligence. Be inspired by Margot Lee Shetterly and join her on the keynote panel!

Too often, the language in technology is taken for granted and yet it is the fundamental means through which we communicate ideas. Organizations need to take a wider view and check the lens through which they’re viewing their audience:

Macroeconomic concerns are weighing on technology markets, but there are conflicting signals in the data from the latest outlook study. Will dreary impressions turn into self-fulfilling prophecies?:

Charles Jansen, head of DeFi Transformation for S&P Global Ratings, joins host Eric Hanselman to focus on the distance between the two and look at innovations aiming to manage risk as the industry matures:

For companies that own, operate or lease datacenters, the sustainability of those facilities has become important in today's business environment. There exist multiple aspects that companies should consider and act on:

For the largest of companies, sustainability is no longer a ‘nice to have,’ but a ‘must have,’ and for tech-heavy industries, this means the datacenter footprint is now under heavy scrutiny. At 451Nexus, we will look into the trends ahead:

If nothing else, the past two years have highlighted the criticality of information technology to every organization; there is no longer any doubt that digital strategy is an integral part of business strategy. Capture the digital transformation wave:

Power usage effectiveness (PUE) is an imperfect measure of datacenter efficiency – for the same facility, it can change depending on a variety of factors. Read the blog to find out more about improving datacenter efficiency in Europe:

Modern technological approaches seek to align business objectives and ensure that data management and data governance practices serve as a proactive foundation. Join our panel for a discussion at 451Nexus:

Data-driven decision-making is accelerating, and organizations need to ensure that they’ve got the data and infrastructure to fuel this imperative. #SetThePace:

It's time to register for #451Nexus 2022! The premier forum for leaders who are driving their businesses toward the digital next, integrating cutting-edge technologies while transforming their infrastructure. #SetthePace for your organization:

In case you missed it: Innovations in the payments world continue with the advances in Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL). Listen to #NextInTech:

The year has been full of contradictory signals in technology markets, with some areas accelerating and others pulling back. Tune in:

#451Nexus is coming back to Las Vegas this October 3-4! See who’s speaking, what you can learn, and get ready for the #DigitalNext. Register now:

After a four-month postponement, the first in-person RSA Conference since 2020 wasn't fully able to escape the pandemic's shadow. Read more: