Ed Scannell

1 week ago | techtarget.com | Ed Scannell

Microsoft's Exchange Server, a bedrock of enterprise communication for nearly three decades, is undergoing a significant transformation that leaves its future on shaky ground. As Exchange Online dominates in the cloud, customers who still rely on on-premises Exchange face a pivotal moment: Should they migrate to the upcoming Exchange Server Subscription Edition (SE) or take their email into the cloud?

Nov 5, 2024 | lemagit.fr | Ed Scannell

Tirer parti des décisions a priori contre-productives de Broadcom Malgré toutes ces mises à jour, Microsoft doit relever le défi de s'attaquer à la position bien établie de VMware et à son vaste écosystème. Microsoft a tenté à plusieurs reprises de prendre des parts de marché à VMware par le biais de partenariats, d'acquisitions et de nouvelles technologies. Mais il n'a pas réussi à faire beaucoup de progrès et a fini par s'installer dans une relation de co-concurrence.

Sep 25, 2024 | techtarget.com | Ed Scannell

After years of running behind VMware and its leading virtualization technology, Microsoft looks primed to pick up migrating customers through a multi-pronged effort that includes improved functionality in the upcoming Windows Server release. The November 2023 acquisition of VMware by Broadcom for $61 billion stunned the tech industry, unnerving many VMware customers as Broadcom began its consolidation work. For Microsoft, the timing couldn't be better.

Jul 31, 2024 | techtarget.com | Ed Scannell

Businesses chasing the elusive goal of turning contact centers into profit centers have renewed hope with the arrival of artificial intelligence. AI holds the promise of eliminating many barriers that have prevented contact centers from turning a profit.

Jun 14, 2024 | techtarget.com | Ed Scannell

ByEd Scannell,Editor at LargePublished: 14 Jun 2024 AI innovators and U.S. copyright law are on a collision course, with neither side finding satisfactory technological or legal solutions to enable AI-generated products to move forward. Major software and hardware vendors have poured billions of research and development dollars into AI technology, producing a steady stream of tools that create new business opportunities for corporate users. That's the good news.