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December 7, 2021 | 35:43
2021 Untangled: Are things remotely normal yet?
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Overview2021 has been a year marked by new and continuing challenges worldwide. Coronavirus and travel restrictions have been joined by supply chain shortages in many industries - especially computer components - shipping issues, and financial uncertainty.
In a very special episode of Technology Untangled, host Michael Bird is joined by a group of senior business leaders: Anthesis Group's CEO Stuart McLachlan, HPE's President and CEO, Antonio Neri, Gareth Stockdale, CEO of the Micro:bit Educational Foundation, and ROKiT Venturi Racing CEO, Susie Wolff.
We explore the challenges and opportunities presented to international organisations over the last two years, how they have adapted to face a changing world, and how they are looking forward to the years ahead.
Speakers:
Michael Bird, Technology Untangled Host
Anthesis Group CEO Stuart McLachlan
Micro:bit Edcuational Foundation CEO Gareth Stockdale
Susie Wolff CEO, ROKiT Venturi Racing, Formula E
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Read more about the year everything changedIn this special episode of Technology Untangled, business leaders reflect on managing during the pandemic and the opportunities—both personal and business—to make positive changes.
Learn about taking risks and finding balanceFrom driving cars to driving business, Susie Wolff takes a leading role. She shares insights and personal thoughts about taking risks, what inspires her, and resetting her career.
Take your workforce to the new normalThe hidden benefits of an external event are forcing organizations to consider ways of working that were once thought unattainable.
IT security at home: Hard but not impossibleYou probably can't provide security for workers at home that matches that of your office, but you can come close. Here are some ideas.
August 10, 2021 | 39:57
Series 2: What have we learned?
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OverviewThis series has been a wild ride! We've spoken to some of enterprise tech's brightest brains this season, and one thing they weren't short of was opinions! Innovation is coming thick and fast, and we've discussed 5G, supercomputers, AI, computer science, digital transformation, zero trust, blockchain, IOT, energy innovation, quantum computing, mixed reality, and everything in between. But there were a few topics that cropped up time and time again. So... what have learnt this season?
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Exascale computing: What it is and what it could beFor a half century, supercomputers have performed some of the most futuristic tasks imaginable, meeting and often exceeding science fiction writers' most creative scenarios.
HPE's Dr. Goh on harnessing the power of swarm learningWhile the growing volume of data at the edge makes for smarter AI, not all that data can be shared. Thanks to swarm learning, and the shift from centralized data centers to edge computing, learnings can be shared without exposing data—benefitting all.
Hyper-aware smart buildings: The future of automationAn overhead crane moves on a collision course toward an unsuspecting worker. A water pump feeding a building's air conditioning system starts vibrating abnormally. A carbon dioxide leak in a brewery fermentation system spews gas into occupied areas.
July 27, 2021 | 47:25
Mission to Mars: How far can we push the edge?
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Mission to Mars: How far can we push the edge?In space, there's no room for error and no time for hesitancy. Astronauts depend on crucial communications from mission control just to stay alive. But the further you travel from Earth, the longer it takes to send and receive messages.
Speakers:
Michael Bird; Technology Untangled Host
Dr Eng Lim Goh, Senior Vice President & Chief Technology Officer for Artificial Intelligence, HPE
Timothy Lang, Aerospace Technologist at NASA Marshall Space Flight Centre
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HPE builds NASA new supercomputer to support future human mission to moonNew supercomputer, called Aitken, will run complex simulations for future entry, descent, and landing (EDL) on the moon.
Supercomputing: Coming to a data center—or even a desktop—near youExperts explore how a new generation of more accessible supercomputing options, including as a service, will help businesses use their data to make better decisions and build better products.
One giant leap for edge computingNASA and HPE's Spaceborne Computer-2 mission offers massive research opportunities, from preventing wildfires to potential space colonization.
July 13, 2021 | 38:26
Virtual Reality: AR you seeing this?
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OverviewWho needs reality? VR has placed fantasy kingdoms, alien planets, and more just a headset away, and AR is allowing us to augment the physical world through our smartphones, giving us the power to make better decisions and even catch a Pokémon or two. But are VR and AR just a passing craze? Or are these other realities set to become inseparably intertwined with the way organizations interact with customers and clients?
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A growing reality: AR at the edgeNeed to quickly tackle a problem or train people on complex systems from afar? Augmented reality can prove invaluable.
Augmented reality goes to workAR isn't just for gamers, but it poses new challenges for enterprise IT teams.
Five ways industrial companies use augmented reality to drive efficiencyIn manufacturing and other industrial verticals, there has been a lot of hype about augmented reality (AR) and similar technologies such as virtual reality (VR).
Connected workers at the industrial edge: improving operations and worker productivity with ARReady-to-eat meals are more popular than ever, but what about their ecological impact?
June 29, 2021 | 45:13
Quantum Computing: Superposition or qubit too far?
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OverviewQuantum computing is enigmatic, thrilling, and almost impenetrable from the outside. If you're not a scientist or a mathematician, it's easy to get swept up in the hype. But are these spooky phenomena and mystical properties obscuring us from asking the important questions?
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Computing on the edge of the final frontierOn July 20, 1969, Kirk Bresniker had a one-of-a-kind front-row seat for the moon landing that other kids could only dream of.
Shaping the Quantum futureQuantum computing has the potential to provide groundbreaking, transformative solutions for certain types of problems.
The Radical Rethink: Unconventional Ways to Unlock the Power of DataA sustainable, thriving future can’t happen without pushing boundaries. The capability gap is widening with the explosion of data, incremental improvements in technology, and the growing importance of AI.
Hewlett Packard Labs on the Future of Technology: Reason, Insight, ActionWhether it is a free market of relentless business competitors or a world of geopolitical adversaries, future success will go to whomever will be able to reason over more information, to reach the deepest insights.
June 15, 2021 | 41:17
Blockchain: What is it good for?
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OverviewThanks to the perfect storm of slow news cycles, big marketing budgets, and Elon Musk's tweets, blockchain has been hyped beyond belief... and it's also been made way more complicated than it needs to be. So, what's blockchain actually good for?!
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Blockchain ecosystem business models: Adapt or get out of the wayWith blockchain technology comes new ecosystem business models. Find out how integrating with partners, competitors, and customers quickly and repeatedly can help your business.
How to accelerate time to value for blockchain initiativesEnterprises will spend more than $2B on blockchain this year, yet use cases are stalling on their way to production. The solution? Companies must find a catalyst to accelerate blockchain initiatives to accomplish expected business outcomes.
Delivering business continuity for vital applications best practices guideImagine that you are driving down the road on the way to the market. Out of the corner of your eye, something distracts you for just a moment.
4 companies using blockchain for social changeMany socially-aware startups and non-governmental organizations are using blockchain for social good. The following four provide a cross-section of the ways in which the technology is being used to better the world.
June 1, 2021 | 40:46
Energy Innovation: Time to stop idling?
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OverviewGlobal leaders are determined to combat climate change and lead the planet to "net zero". But how can energy-hungry organizations find real solutions in technology, when technology itself is a part of the problem?
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Racing with a purpose: How social equity drives sustainabilityIn this Earth Month Fireside Chat, ROKiT Venturi Racing's Susie Wolff joins HPE's Brian Tippens to discuss the relationship between environmental and social issues and the imperative for companies to make positive changes on both fronts.
The Digital Transformation imperative for SMBsShari Lava, WW SMB Research Director at IDC, explains how to accelerate new tech adoption by shifting to a digitally-enabled business strategy. Tech spending was expected to be 6% less for businesses of 1 to 9 employees in 2020.
Sustainability: Can tech ever be environmentally friendly?Climate change is front-page news, and rightly so. We've collectively got ourselves into this mess, so can tech help us innovate our way out of it? And how does your organization play its part.
HPEFS IT Asset Lifecycle SolutionsDid you know that HPE Financial Services creates investment capacity for digital transformation by extending the life of technology and repurposing products back into the economy?
May 18, 2021 | 33:21
Zero Trust: An Impossible Goal?
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Overview“Trust no one,” sounds like the tagline for a paranoid spy thriller, but when it comes to protecting your company, cybersecurity experts say it might just be sound advice. But how deep does the rabbit hole go? How can you implement Zero Trust Networking Architecture in your company? And most importantly, will your CEO be locked out of their email?
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The key to zero trust security? Changing human behaviorPeople, not just software, should take nothing for granted with data and system access. You can train them to do that.
Zero trust makes business secure by defaultAs enterprises turn to hybrid IT, they find that conventional identity and access management doesn't keep up.
How enterprises are securing themselves with zero trustUser education and adjustment to a hybrid IT world are the keys to how organizations are approaching security as traditional notions of enterprise security disappear.
The Element of ProtectionYour ability to deliver new customer experiences, accelerate growth, establish trust and transform in an increasingly distributed world will depend on how well your networks, infrastructure, clouds, apps and data are secured.
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May 4, 2021 | 34:44
Covid & Digital Transformation: Too much, too soon?
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OverviewDigital transformation has been the most overused buzzword in the technology industry for the last four years, and yet it's all we can talk about. After that shake-up of 2020, the dust is slowly starting to settle and organizations all over the world are asking themselves one simple question: what the tech happens next?!
Speakers:
Michael Bird; Technology Untangled Host
Dave Strong , UKIMESA Presales Director, HPE
Dan Broomham, Head of Global Advisory Services, Tquila Automation
Alex Haddow, Head of IT, Tottenham Hotspur Football Club
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Racing with a purpose: How social equity drives sustainabilityIn this Earth Month Fireside Chat, ROKiT Venturi Racing's Susie Wolff joins HPE's Brian Tippens to discuss the relationship between environmental and social issues and the imperative for companies to make positive changes on both fronts.
How Nestle is taking advantage of autonomous technologyQ&A: Nestle's Ralf Hagen is digitally transforming several of the company's German factories and supply chains in record time—and he doesn't plan on slowing down.
Accelerating the future [Report]We explore all that's needed to make your digital transformation successful—from strategies for your workforce to how to ensure your tech is secure.
The Digital Transformation imperative for SMBsShari Lava, WW SMB Research Director at IDC, explains how to accelerate new tech adoption by shifting to a digitally-enabled business strategy. Tech spending was expected to be 6% less for businesses of 1 to 9 employees in 2020.
April 20, 2021 | 38:58
Smart Cities: Where are they?
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OverviewThe modern city is changing. With 66% of the population expected to be living in cities by 2050, it's no surprise we're focusing our transformative efforts there. But if the tech's already here, what's the hold up?
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Traffic control and digital dolphins: 6 amazing smart city projectsWhile we've all been talking about the promise of smart cities, many have actually become quite intelligent. Here are some examples.
Where are all those smart cities we were promised?Q&A: HPE's Lin Nease, chief technologist for IoT, says IoT and citizen sensors can make cities smarter. Overcoming privacy concerns? That's another matter.
Supercomputing for the Exascale Era solution briefToday’s science, technology, and Big Data questions are bigger, more complex, and more urgent than ever. Answering them demands an entirely new approach to computing.
2020 Untangled: The year everything changed?2020 wasn't the year that anyone expected. Organizations have changed, in some ways irreversibly. Through the tumultuous tide of compounding crises, strong leadership has been vital. So, how did they do it?
April 6, 2021 | 37:48
AI & the Future of Work: Do we have the right tools?
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OverviewThe future of work is changing, fast. AI is making waves in all kinds of industries, but despite the incredible results we're able to achieve, when it comes to the world of work, there are a lot of misconceptions...
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Where are all those smart cities we were promised?Q&A: HPE's Lin Nease, chief technologist for IoT, says IoT and citizen sensors can make cities smarter. Overcoming privacy concerns? That's another matter.
Supercomputing for the Exascale Era solution briefToday’s science, technology, and Big Data questions are bigger, more complex, and more urgent than ever. Answering them demands an entirely new approach to computing.
2020 Untangled: The year everything changed?2020 wasn't the year that anyone expected. Organizations have changed, in some ways irreversibly. Through the tumultuous tide of compounding crises, strong leadership has been vital. So, how did they do it?
On the Goh: Return to WorkDr. Eng Lim Goh is in Singapore, a central hub attracting the best workplace talent from around the world. Here, he discusses how the future of work has changed to an intelligent hybrid workplace comprised of remote and on-premise locations.
March 23, 2021 | 30:39
Supercomputing: An exascale-sized challenge?
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OverviewSupercomputers are big, they're noisy, and they use more energy than a small town. They don't look like much from the outside, but the inside tells a different story! Supercomputers are helping us solve some of the world's biggest problems, and they could be coming soon to a desktop near you...
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HPE Cray Supercomputer - Exascale Era TechnologyOverview of the HPE Cray supercomputer family and it's innovative approach to solve the challenges of the exascale era.
Supercomputing for the Exascale Era solution briefToday’s science, technology, and Big Data questions are bigger, more complex, and more urgent than ever. Answering them demands an entirely new approach to computing.
What's with the 18 zeros? HPE's Dr. Goh on the power of exascale computingIn this discussion at The Atlantic Festival, Dr. Goh lays out breakthroughs we can expect as we approach the next level of high-performance computing.
The Institute of Statistical Mathematics refurbishedTo build the next-generation “statistical science supercomputer system” aimed to start operating from September 2018. Expand the possibilities in statistical science research by quadrupling the computing power.
February 23, 2021 | 34:32
5G: Build it, but will they come?
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Overview5G has got a bit of marketing problem. Depending on who you ask, it's either a revolution happening in the telecommunications space or a load of hot air!
Networking kit has never been so divisive, whether it's fear-mongering vandals tearing down cell towers, rumours about governmental espionage, or skepticism about the astronomical costs of implementation. So, is 5G worth the hassle?
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HPE 5G Core Stack and Edge Orchestrator for Telcos [White Paper]This IDC Perspective highlights the HPE 5G Core Stack and Edge Orchestrator solutions and pricing model. It details HPE’s solutions in relation to mobile network operator needs, European ICT budgets in the wake of the pandemic.
The Edge Orchestration Market Opportunity in Telecommunications [White Paper]This white paper details how to capitalize on an edge services opportunity. Telcos need to bring applications from the cloud out to the edge where the data exists and combine them with innovative network services.
New HPE 5G Lab to Accelerate Adoption of Open, Multivendor 5G SolutionsThe HPE 5G Lab helps telcos to speed up 5G adoption and access new revenues faster by getting hands-on experience with the latest 5G innovations in a live test environment.
5G and cloud: Telcos fight for the futureIt may be hard to fathom, but 15 years ago, the smart phone didn't exist. AT&T had rebranded itself from Cingular just a year earlier, and T-Mobile was a new name on the scene.
December 15, 2020 | 37:47
2020 Untangled: The year everything changed?
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Overview2020 wasn't the year that anyone expected. Organizations have changed, in some ways irreversibly. Through the tumultuous tide of compounding crises, strong leadership has been vital. So, how did they do it?
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Accelerating the future [Report]We explore all that's needed to make your digital transformation successful—from strategies for your workforce to how to ensure your tech is secure.
The Future of Work [Brochure]Workplaces are evolving along with the ways in which we do business. Organizations are investing in digital transformation to accelerate their growth, respond more quickly to demand.
Doing the right thingIncreasingly, technology companies have been focusing on their corporate social responsibility as well as their products, as customers demand both good tech and good conduct.
The shift is onEnterprises will soon integrate on-prem, colocation, cloud, and edge data delivery options, shifing workloads across many centers of data for the agility.
October 13, 2020 | 38:44
Digital Ethics: How can we make tech a force for good?
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OverviewThe tech world is at a tipping point. From data analytics to AI, the last few years have seen an explosion in emerging tech, and it's only accelerating. But are we pausing to think: just because we can, should we?
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Doing the right thing: The rise of ethics in techEthics are no longer a “nice to have” in the tech industry. Lack them, and it will deeply impact your business. Four experts talk about the responsible use of technology.
Inclusivity and diversity training for you and your teamDiversity and inclusion are the mantras of our age, yet many companies are not entirely sure how to get managers and employees to understand the concepts.
Digital ethics: The good and bad of techAs ever-smarter technology proliferates, so too does the potential for its misuse. From a flawed algorithm that may have led to the wrongful deportation of millions of people in the U.K.
Safeguarding civilization, one industrial control at a timeFor the past 30 years, the term “cybersecurity” has been synonymous with the protection of our everyday computing tools such as smartphones, tablets, laptops, desktops, and servers.
September 29, 2020 | 34:54
IoT: Is this the fourth industrial revolution?
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OverviewAn infinite number of devices, sprawling networks, and an astronomical amount of data: the Internet of Things is set to change the way we live and work forever! From agritech to deep space communications, and... fitness collars for dogs?
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Edge computing yields deeper insights, fasterTransformational opportunities powered by edge computing are almost limitless. Real-time analytical power for things like automation, prediction, and control means more agility and business value.
The secret life of IoT sensorsIf IT represents the brains of an operation and OT the brawn, then sensors serve as the eyes, ears, and hands of industrial automation. But care must be taken to ensure sensors are getting good data and generating useful insights.
On the Goh: Return to WorkDr. Eng Lim Goh is in Singapore, a central hub attracting the best workplace talent from around the world. Here, he discusses how the future of work has changed to an intelligent hybrid workplace comprised of remote and on-premise locations.
IT Asset Lifecycle Solutions [Infographic]For a long time people have been telling our Asset Lifecycle colleagues that they are the best kept secret at Hewlett Packard Enterprise!
September 15, 2020 | 32:25
Edge: Are we there yet?
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OverviewMuch like it's namesake, the lead guitarist, keyboardist and backing vocalist of U2, the Edge is a hot IT topic that's as profuse as it is perplexing.
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Edge computing yields deeper insights, fasterTransformational opportunities powered by edge computing are almost limitless. Real-time analytical power for things like automation, prediction, and control means more agility and business value.
The shift is onEnterprises will soon integrate on-prem, colocation, cloud, and edge data delivery options, shifing workloads across many centers of data for the agility.
The edge: Data anywhere you need to beWith edge computing, you no longer have to connect to the corporate data center to access your business data and applications. But that also means a bigger attack surface.
What is IoT? 30 FAQs answeredWhat is the Internet of Things? What is the IIoT? Learn the answers to these FAQs (and some should-ask questions).
September 1, 2020 | 31:34
Containers: This decade's biggest innovation?
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OverviewIf you've read any tech blogs in the past few years, you'll certainly have seen rapturous exaltations about containers and Kubernetes. But does this decade's big innovation live up to the hype?
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See the HPE Ezmeral Container Platform in actionSet up clusterns and tenants, create and register apps, machine learning lifecycle.
HPE awarded five 2020 CRN Tech Innovator AwardsHPE GreenLake, HPE Storage, HPE Ezmeral Software and HPE Compute portfolios all recognized by annual awards.
Watch our on-demand sessions on how HPE Ezmeral software runs containers and Kubernetes at scaleAdvance your digital transformation, modernize your apps. Unlock insights from your data. Automate your Ops.
HPE Ezmeral Container Platform – ExplainedAccelerate your journey to hybrid cloud with the industry’s first enterprise-grade software container platform for cloud-native and distributed non-cloud native applications.
August 18, 2020 | 32:20
Hyperconverged: Does one size fit all?
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OverviewOf all the buzzwords bandied about, hyperconverged infrastructure (or HCI) is quite possibly the buzziest of them all. Why? Because it’s revolutionary.
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Hyperconverged infrastructure: Speed, flexibility, performance in a boxLarge and small organizations alike are turning to HCI to ease IT complexity and increase agility. Learn how a single management system, based on a building-block approach, may be just what you've been waiting for.
HPE SimpliVity 325 doubles the number of virtual desktops while cutting costs in halfHighly dense HPE SimpliVity 325 is a powerful hyperconverged infrastructure for space-constrained IT. The 1 rack-unit model is ideal for remote sites, Edge, and virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI).
Rapidly enable your remote workers with HPE SimpliVity for VDIMany businesses lack the resources to deploy virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) solutions that are scalable and secure.
HCI solutions for expanding remote workforce initiatives in wake of COVID-19HPE SimpliVity and HPE Nimble Storage dHCI overcome the limitations of traditional infrastructure with intelligent management, easier scalability, cloud data protection, and the performance to support remote workers.
Agust 4, 2020 | 30:14
Sustainability: Can tech ever be environmentally friendly?
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OverviewClimate change is front-page news, and rightly so. We've collectively got ourselves into this mess, so can tech help us innovate our way out of it? And how does your organization play its part.
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Sustainable tech: Good for the planet, good for businessThe urgency of climate change means organizations must focus sustainability efforts on one of the biggest sources of their carbon footprint: technology.
Our plan for a sustainable futureOne of the most powerful ways we can contribute is by empowering our customers to achieve more with less as they disrupt their own industry verticals—whether that be home delivery, smart factory production, or researching cures for disease.
IT Asset lifecycle Solutions to unlock more valueIT asset management services that allow you to get the most out of legacy systems and unlock capital trapped in your current IT equipment when it’s time to upgrade.
July 21, 2020 | 29:49
Everything-as-a-Service: Is your organization ready?
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OverviewWhat do organizations and IT departments really need in order to digitally transform and be competitive? Buzzwords and benefits are bandied around but as-a-Service is suffering from a serious lack of clarity! Michael Bird untangles the radical aaS revolution - a journey that starts with Salesforce, makes a few stops on the hybrid cloud highway, and culminates on the precipice of the digital age. We tackle cloud architecture and infrastructure with to explore how you can get the best of both worlds and achieve the perfect trifecta: scalability, simplicity, and speed. explain the new consumption model, from agility to utility billing. Plus, discusses the challenges organizations are facing to stay innovative and competitive, and why real transformation comes from within.
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See why Kern County chose HPE GreenLakeKern County Chooses HPE GreenLake to Accelerate Digital Transformation and Save Costs.
The Circular Economy in ITThe Circular Economy decouples economic growth and development from the consumption of finite resources.
IT Asset Lifecycle Solutions [Infographic]For a long time people have been telling our Asset Lifecycle colleagues that they are the best kept secret at Hewlett Packard Enterprise!
Moor Insights Digital Transformation and the Circular EconomyToday many businesses recognize the importance of ecologically sustainable operating practices.
July 7, 2020 | 29:48
AI: should you start looking for a new job?
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OverviewIs AI really going to change the way we live and work, or are the supposed possibilities no more than seductive PR? In tepisode 1, alongside HPE's Chief Technologist , we trace AI's technological leaps from Alan Turing to AlexNet via Dartmouth University. We map out the innovations impacting organizations now by untangling strong and narrow AI, machine learning, deep learning, and artificial neural networks. From cybersecurity to big data, we ponder the good, the bad, and the uncanny side of AI; how to tread the ethical tightrope; and identify implementation tactics applicable to organizations of any size. Find the long show notes for episode 1 here .
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What AI means for you and your businessArtificial intelligence has made significant advances in the past decade or so, impacting both our everyday lives and business transformation in big ways.
AI use cases―and how to do them rightArtificial intelligence and advanced analytics are laying the foundation for business transformation, and the number of use cases is growing.
HPE and AMD power complex scientific discovery in world’s fastest supercomputer for U.S.DOE/NNSA’s El Capitan reaches 2 exaflops - more powerful than the top 200 fastest supercomputers in the world combined - to support nation’s nuclear security missions.
Could augmented humans and wearables be coming to a cubicle near you?From augmented reality devices to exoskeletons and implanted technologies, wearables are just the start of the BYOE revolution in the workplace.
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