Category Archive for "Blog"

Why cognitive workloads are the new normal for server infrastructure

Everyday 2.5 quintillion bytes of data are generated according to Domo. This amount of data is both boon and a burden. It is boon when you can turn that data into an asset and uncover not only insight but also create entirely new business models from it. It is a burden considering the processing power…

Sundata recognised in Autism Queensland’s Creative Futures Award

Sundata has received Special Commendation in Autism Queensland’s 2018 Creative Futures Recognition Awards. Sundata's Matthew Parker and Paul Ryan attended a special event hosted by the Governor of Queensland and Autism Queensland Patron, His Excellency the Honourable Paul de Jersey AC, and Mrs Kaye de Jersey on Tuesday 4 December, where Sundata's support was recognised in the Autism…

Embracing diversity isn’t just about people, it’s about workloads too!

Like or not diversity is here to stay… In an increasingly polarised world where we are defined as either being in one side or the other, it can be quite hard to embrace different points of view. We are divided not just in our opinions on the world in general, but also in terms commercial…

Is IBM Power Systems the “new black” of server infrastructure?

Human-like Avatars are fast becoming the face of your systems of record and engagement. Siri and Alexa have revolutionised voice control and our expectations for engaging with data, understanding records and contextualising information. Consequently, server workloads are evolving and when considering server infrastructure today you need to think in terms of the workloads of the…

You wouldn't be alone in assuming Office 365 and Microsoft 365 are the same thing.... Microsoft does have a colourful history when it comes to selecting product names. Recent announcements of a 10% price increase on perpetually licensed Microsoft Office and server software has led to speculation of a deliberate strategy pushing business users towards…