BLOGS ABOUT CLOUD MANAGED SERVICES

2020 has caused a significant shift in how IT operates, permanently changing the IT landscape in the next few years, leading to a new age of infrastructural agility. The constantly evolving customer needs coupled with the disrupted business landscape are making speed, efficiency, and productivity imperative across organizations of all shapes and sizes. And with almost 83% of enterprises shifting their workloads to the cloud, businesses can no longer afford to continue with the messy task of manually provisioning and maintaining their cloud resources.

If we go back in time, we will…

While the cloud might be a universe of unending transformative possibilities, not everything is rosy when it comes to cloud adoption. A year back, ‘cloudification’ rates were found to be half of the projected global numbers. This begs the question: Are we overvaluing the possibilities of cloud and demonizing traditional IT? Is the latter still relevant on an enterprise’s future scale? While part of the same could be true for small businesses, the real demon behind the slack lies elsewhere: Inertia.

Since eons immemorial, humanity has been resistant to transformations. Whether it be…

According to a PWC report, improved working capital management can unlock a total of 1.2 trillion Euro or USD 1.4 trillion, increasing the Return on Invested Capital (ROIC) by 8.8%.

At the heart of every business, there is working capital or cash. Every payment received is like a heartbeat—a flow of cash pumped into the system which is then distributed through different channels across the organization to keep operations up and running. Which means a delayed cash payment, or an incomplete payment is like a missed heartbeat. And too many missed heartbeats can lead to an…

Today we will discuss how to walk the revolutionary road to a cloud-first banking future, a future that’s already here in the Middle East. Before we delve into the topic, let’s take a look at the latest precious commodity on bankers’ radars – customer data, or the “new oil.” This new oil is the reason why MEA leaders are jostling to win over banking customers—whether retail or corporate—and exploring new growth areas in a pandemic-stricken economy.

If data is the new oil then who might be the newest disruptors? Well, it’s not fintech anymore. It was not long ago that banking gurus…

In the study of economics, it is a common practice to analyse and predict the actions of people assuming that they are perfectly rational and attached to monetary utility, the kind of people who have now come to be known as ‘Econs’. Nevertheless, it is most likely that all the employees in your organization are ‘Humans’, those who have emotions, feelings, and whose actions are governed by what we call today ‘Animal Spirits’ – these are the people you want to make happy. And as the saying goes, money can’t always buy happiness.

Non-monetary incentives can be a powerful tool in…