Cloud Operating Model

I stopped the other day to think about something that someone in the office said about a customer project after a good 3 months of work. It made me sit up and wonder what constitutes obsolete software

This is a really key part of the cloud operating model; writing one set of approaches to technology that permeate the business and spread their benefits across all divisions. We've just started work o

We've been thinking hard about how to classify data beyond the typical "On the Move"/"At Rest" definitions. We have divided the domains into areas of control independent of the physical storage mechan

As people on the technical side of Big Data, building pipelines to ingest and process large amounts of data, we often find ourselves building distributed, loosely coupled software solutions. We use

We've been working to define the fundamental driver for using a Cloud Operating Model against a Cloud Strategy. Feedback as always welcome here .

There are many reasons that a Cloud Strategy may be adopted in business. Existing IT estates may be showing their age, new challenges may be emergent due to changing customer behaviour or competitors