ZDNET's key takeaways Data mobility is essential for optimizing process flow and organizational health. System integration is ...

Data silos are a government efficiency and cybersecurity killer. Agencies that operate in silos lack cross-department collaboration and experience data fragmentation, both of which can result in ...

As technology leaders, we understand that data is the beating heart of every business, not just a resource. It's the secret sauce that can supercharge the entire operational landscape. When harnessed ...

In today’s fast-moving marketplace, CRM platforms have evolved from luxury add-ons to essential infrastructure — especially for small and midsize businesses (SMBs) trying to stay competitive. A CRM is ...

From EHRs to diversion prevention platforms, health systems nationwide have invested abundantly in data-capture and decision-support systems. Unfortunately, information silos from supply chain ...

Redundant data, wrong data, missing data, miscoded data. Every company has some of each, probably residing in IT nooks that don’t communicate much. It’s not a new problem, but these days the jumble ...

Despite all the hype surrounding AI-powered digital experience (DX) platforms, one critical barrier keeps holding back real innovation: data silos. While vendors promise pain-free, privacy-friendly ...

It’s well known that experiences delivered by the service team drive future purchase decisions. It makes sense, therefore, that the service organization is able to evolve with the needs and ...

U.K.-based financial data management startup Finbourne Technology Ltd. said today it has closed on a £55 million ($70 million) middle-stage funding round to help make life easier for investment ...

Tony Bartlett, Director of Data Centre Compute, Dell Technologies South Africa. In an increasingly data-driven world, organisations are adopting multicloud strategies to meet their business needs. As ...

Too often, communication between payers and providers falls apart, and workflows become a tangled mess. But it’s more than a minor annoyance; it holds providers back and puts patient care at risk.