ITSM and the Scourge of Server Sprawl
In theory, IT service management should contain sprawl, limiting or preventing the spread of underutilised IT assets.
Business Continuity and Suppliers – Take Nothing at Face Value
“Yes, we have a business continuity plan”. Every enterprise wants to hear this from its suppliers, especially the key suppliers.
IT Security and the Unikernel – the Answer to Hackers and Attackers?
First, there was the virtual machine. Then came the container. Now, welcome to the unikernel, the latest initiative for atomising computing.
The Business Continuity Battle Against FUD
Fear, uncertainty and doubt. Collectively known as FUD, these items skew rational thinking, panic otherwise sensible people, and throw sizeable spanners in the works of business continuity planners.
The End of the Password (Again)?
Will it ever go away? The basic password is still alive and well.
Business Continuity Management and Avoiding Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy per se is not necessarily the end of an enterprise, as several high-profile phoenixes rising from the ashes have shown.