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Why an open ecosystem matters for intelligent observability

1 week ago | frontier-enterprise.com | Simon Lee

Observability today may have surpassed what human teams alone can accomplish. While it began as a best practice to maintain the performance of systems and software, today’s observability platforms are delivering new levels of intelligence and insights with AI to boost innovation, productivity, and operational efficiency.
Global Schools Group unifies enrolment with CRM overhaul

1 week ago | frontier-enterprise.com | Anthony Macarayan

Scaling a global education network is no small task — especially when data sits in silos. Global Schools Group (GSG), which has more than 70 campuses in 12 countries, recognised the risk early and took action. Just imagine each of the 12 schools managing data on spreadsheets in non-standardised formats — any attempt to run data analytics would be chaotic.
Taming the chaos of master data

1 week ago | frontier-enterprise.com | Anthony Macarayan

Master data management should not be like a scavenger hunt — but for many organisations with diversified businesses, legacy systems, and complex infrastructure, it usually turns out that way. As a result, any plans to improve customer experience or launch a new line of business are hampered by the lack of data governance.
Building a safety-first fleet with telematics

2 weeks ago | frontier-enterprise.com | Anthony Macarayan

No one wants road accidents to happen, but when they do, fleet managers should be able to see what happened, why it happened, and who is responsible. The goal is to reduce, or ideally eliminate, preventable road accidents altogether. This is where telematics comes into play — giving enterprises greater visibility into their fleet. However, technology alone cannot deter accidents.
Rethinking security for ransomware as a service

2 weeks ago | frontier-enterprise.com | Anthony Macarayan

Attackers are constantly updating their methods and strategies to breach defences, which means enterprises cannot rest easy. With the rise of AI-powered threats and ransomware as a service, the likelihood of an attack has increased exponentially. As a result, security teams must shift their mindset from “Will there be an attack?” to “Where will the attack be?” noted Chaim Mazal, Chief Security Officer of Gigamon.
Data streaming in the age of agentic AI

3 weeks ago | frontier-enterprise.com | Anthony Macarayan

Data streaming has been a major driving force in turning enterprise chaos to clarity. In the age of agentic AI, it will get only bigger. According to Jay Kreps, Co-Founder and CEO of Confluent, as enterprises build out AI agents, they will need an underlying platform that eliminates data siloes and makes sense of unstructured data. “With AI, you still need to bring all the data together, but now it has to happen continuously, in real time.
Maximising AI opportunities for Industry 4.0

3 weeks ago | frontier-enterprise.com | Anthony Macarayan

The industrial sector is betting big on AI. Globally, 37% of industrial companies are investing heavily in the technology — a figure shared during an IBM-hosted panel discussion and cited by the Singapore Manufacturing Federation. Of those companies, 60% are described as AI leaders. During the panel, several enterprises shared practical use cases for AI, alongside challenges to implementation and opportunities to scale.
Grab’s cloud and AI journey through scalability challenges

4 weeks ago | frontier-enterprise.com | Anthony Macarayan

Scalability only becomes an enterprise burden when there is failure to prepare — a scenario that certainly does not apply to Southeast Asian super app Grab, which currently operates in eight markets: Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines, Cambodia, Myanmar, and Vietnam. With 42 million monthly transactional users as of the last quarter of 2024, Grab continues to look for growth areas, and accompanying tech-enabled strategies to make them a reality.
Narita Airport’s digital take-off

4 weeks ago | frontier-enterprise.com | Anthony Macarayan

As visitor numbers to Japan continue to rise, airports like Narita International Airport face growing pressure to keep up with demand.
Going security-first in APAC: From risk to resilience

1 month ago | frontier-enterprise.com | Anthony Macarayan

What do a New Zealand-based energy company, a Singaporean connectivity provider, a global digital engineering firm, and a Thai fintech group have in common? The answer: Each has faced similar challenges in managing data and other assets in a hyperconnected world, including latency, lack of visibility, and rising costs among them.