What a Weak Disaster Recovery Plan Can Cost Your Data Center Data centers often don’t invest in disaster recovery plans (DRP) until a system failure, cyberattack, or backup loss occurs. And when a plan does exist, it’s often outdated or hasn’t been properly tested. According to a report, 71% of organizations skip failover testing, a … Read more
Navigating Hardware Procurement for HPC Amidst Supply Chain Challenges in 2025 AI-powered research, analytics, model training, simulations, big data processing, and 3D rendering demand high computational power. However, global supply chain issues have made it harder for enterprises to upgrade their infrastructure to meet the AI demand. IT teams face growing pressure to acquire high-performance … Read more
Managing IT Assets at Scale: Key Strategies for Multi-Location Enterprises Managing IT assets across multiple office sites or a distributed workforce isn’t simple. Teams often deal with scattered inventory, lost or unreturned devices, inconsistent tracking methods, and growing security and compliance risks. To solve this, enterprises need a scalable IT asset management and disposition strategy … Read more
Why Secondary Hardware Is Gaining Popularity Among Enterprise Buyers Enterprises adopting AI and data-intensive applications need high-performing hardware to process the workload faster. However, buying brand-new hardware means high upfront costs, complex setups, and long procurement cycles. Secondary hardware refers to refurbished, pre-owned, or surplus IT equipment that offers enterprise-grade performance at a lower cost. … Read more
Earth Day 2025: How Corporate Responsibility Drives Sustainable E-Waste Solutions According to the UN’s Global E-waste Monitor, e-waste is growing five times faster than formal recycling and is predicted to reach 82 metric tons by 2030. A significant portion of e-waste comes from corporate IT hardware, which is frequently replaced and often not handled securely … Read more
Back to the Office After Remote Work? How to Prepare Your IT Infrastructure for Returning Employees When remote employees come back, having a strong IT infrastructure is important to avoid disruption caused by outdated systems. Weak networks, aging hardware, and outdated security protocols may struggle to handle real-time collaboration, cloud-based applications, and the growing number … Read more
Shadow AI in the Workplace: The Hidden Security and Compliance Risks (And How To Avoid Them) When employees input sensitive data into unauthorized AI tools, also known as shadow AI, it creates security risks, compliance gaps, and unreliable outputs. A study found that 80% of IT security professionals use AI tools without company approval. As … Read more
Is Your Business Ready for AI-Powered Cybersecurity Threats? Hackers now use artificial intelligence (AI) to automate phishing, generate deepfake scams, and exploit security gaps faster than businesses can react. According to a study, 97% of cybersecurity professionals fear their organizations will soon face daily AI-generated attacks. Yet, most lack effective cybersecurity protocols to prevent or … Read more
