Burwood recently completed a project with a client where they established an “AI Hub” that includes policy documents, training materials, and approved AI tooling. Creating a safe space for testing can lower the chance that your organization will use unapproved tools. This also helps protect your private data.

The benefits of a cloud-first strategy are clear, but you’ll need to consider these three essential questions to tap into those advantages in the best way possible.

While we are currently in the middle of an explosion of data availability, the value of that data is harder to harness than ever before. To do so effectively, we must challenge the existing assumptions that an organization’s intelligence stack should be based on a centralized system and fully managed by a centralized team.

Discover the best VDI solutions available on the market and learn how they can provide secure and accessible access to your desktop environment from anywhere with an internet connection.

There is no “right” answer to what the mix of cloud deployment options are for all situations, but organizations must remind themselves that variability adds complexity, and decisions made based only on isolated considerations (e.g. speed or cost) can lead to problems down the road. 

From a Burwood perspective, talking about “Hybrid Cloud” turns into a conversation about just that – what are the outcomes an organization is trying to accomplish – and devising a strategy that utilizes the right technology concepts to meet those needs. 

Human-centered design keeps the human experience as the core focus of digital transformation. This post highlights why organizations seeking to compete in the future must integrate their end-users’ needs with their technology capabilities and operating models today.

Together, automation and orchestration can help reduce IT costs, ramp up productivity, and free up personnel focus for more strategic pursuits. However choosing the right tools to succeed with both takes time.

Containerization and virtualization are similar concepts, but they can mean very different things in your IT strategy.

As the nature of how and where we work changes, organizations everywhere will continually need to evaluate how they communicate and do business. Burwood’s Unified Communications as a Service (UCaaS) solution with Cisco gives you the flexibility you’ll need to quickly adapt to changing business needs.