“How much is your legacy IT infrastructure actually costing you?” This is a critical question that every IT pro should be asking themselves, yet it’s often overlooked—buried under the mountain of ...

Imagine buying a hundred-year-old house. To keep your family safe, you need to update the antiquated plumbing and electrical systems to meet current building standards. But there's no existing ...

FI$Cal is live – mostly Since 2005, YouTube has gone from launching its first website to serving up more than 100,000 years' ...

Think big. It’s a guiding principle in business and, in the Internet-age of cloud computing and globalization, it’s also a good piece of advice for technology systems architects and C-suite directors ...

Organizations develop IT systems to meet important business objectives, such as improving competitiveness, increasing productivity and efficiency, accelerating growth, supporting innovation and ...

Parts of the federal government’s $80 billion information technology budget are used to run 1970s-era computers, maintain outdated code and rehire former employees who are the only ones with the ...

According to a 2021 HIMSS survey, 73% of healthcare provider organizations have legacy information systems. They're costly to maintain and a pain to keep up. The question is, what to do about them?

The symplr 2024 Compass Survey highlights some key challenges that healthcare organizations are grappling with – and its findings suggest a need for systemic change. One of the biggest revelations is ...

When a United Airlines “technology issue” halted several thousand flights a few weeks ago, it added another incident to a cascade of problems the airlines and national aviation system have seen in ...