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EMEA EBC Speakers' Corner

Öffentliche Gruppe | Gegründet: 26 Sept. 2011 | Anzahl Mitglieder: 8
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Speakers' Corners are traditionally an area where open-air public speaking, debate, and discussion are allowed. So we have invited our top EBC speakers to use this area as a place where they can share their insights into industry and customer trends with you.

This area will be regularly updated by our best speakers to give you their insight into the latest IT trends and news.

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New Blog-Eintrag 26 Mar 2013
D Thomson veröffentlichte: New Imperatives For IT Service Delivery
  Sometimes when we stop and think about how the world is changing, we realise that it already has. From Symantec’s perspective, as we have learned from our many conversations with customers large and small, nowhere is this more apparent than in IT service delivery.
 
Delivering IT service
New Blog-Eintrag 15 Feb 2013
D Thomson veröffentlichte: Putting the "I" Back into "IT"
It’s interesting to me that many IT organisations that I speak to now have started to realise that “infrastructure” may no longer be king. If I think about the projects and strategies that I was working on 5 or so years ago, almost all project focus (time, effort and money) was directed specif
Kommentar zum Blog-Eintrag 19 Dez. 2012
shivc kommentierte: How Secure is Your Cloud Infrastructure?
Thanks   Very needful information...    
New Blog-Eintrag 10 Dec 2012
D Thomson veröffentlichte: Helping customers ITO's to achieve alignment with their businesses
The topic of aligning what the IT organisation delivers compared with what any given business actually needs has been the source for much debate for as long as our industry has existed. IT-Business alignment is one of those topics that many speak about but few actually practice as part of
New Blog-Eintrag 10 Dec 2012
D Thomson veröffentlichte: Some REAL Lessons From The Cloud..
Throughout 2011 and 2012 so far, it has been interesting to see how organisation’s cloud computing projects have begun to turn from strategy to reality. From plan to execution.. In my role at Symantec, I am lucky enough to be involved (to a greater or lesser extent) in various cloud initiative
New Blog-Eintrag 10 Dec 2012
D Thomson veröffentlichte: Controlling the Information Explosion: A Methodology
As discussed in previous blogs the topic of the “information explosion” seems to be top of mind for many IT execs today (unstructured data being the chief protagonist responsible for data growth in most companies). Many IT organisations have, until now, relied on the collapsing cost of storage as
New Blog-Eintrag 10 Dec 2012
D Thomson veröffentlichte: The Information Explosion - Lets start with the basics, shall we ?
The industry is buzzing right now with talk of “the information explosion”. In talking to customers and digging a little deeper, it seems that the trend of unmanageable and extreme data growth is largely the fault of “unstructured data” (email, video, social media, backups, powerpoint are all cite
New Blog-Eintrag 10 Sep 2012
EMEA EBC Fellows veröffentlichte: Hello ISPs, are you listening?
    Hello ISPs, are you listening? Christos Ventouris, CISA, CISM, CISSP, and Technology Manager for Symantec, wants his ISP to provide the same security for the devices he uses at home as the ones he uses at work. It’s BYOD in reverse.   My life is governed by Interne
New Blog-Eintrag 16 Aug 2012
D Thomson veröffentlichte: Cloud Computing vs. Tolerance To Risk
As I meet with Symantec customers and partners to talk about some of the impacts that cloud computing is having (or may have) on their businesses, I hear time and time again about the importance of data and about the fact that the governance and information security & management policy that
New Blog-Eintrag 25 Jul 2012
D Thomson veröffentlichte: The True Cost of Cloud ?
I'm going to be controversial for a minute. Will cloud actually make IT cheaper? Public cloud service providers often state that their costs are lower, using criteria such as Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) to show how they can run services more cost-effectively than the in-house equivale