Redapt | Enterprise Infrastructure

Editor's Note: This blog post was originally published on September 5, 2019 and has been updated for the newest trends and information.

Companies are realizing more and more that the key to...

The numbers aren’t exactly encouraging.

According to some estimates, 90 percent of enterprise machine learning (ML) models never even make it to production.

Many large enterprises, SaaS, and hyperscale organizations continue to scale their datacenter infrastructure as demand increases for their services.

Under normal conditions, deploying new datacenter infrastructure is  complicated. Supply chain management, scheduling, travel, installation—each of these steps to get new hardware up and running...

When it comes to modernizing SQL services, enterprises  generally react to two factors: 1) a dramatic increase in available data and data sources and 2) the need to create a dispersed workforce...

In the past five years alone, advanced analytics have been massively adopted across industries as businesses push to make smarter decisions more rapidly.

It’s a simple fact of business that no matter how streamlined you can get your supply chain, hiccups are going to happen. Even the OEMs you have the closest relationships with will encounter delays...

Even in normal times, datacenter deployments can be a complicated process. Supply chain management, scheduling, travel, installation—each of these steps often has their own unique challenges.

Designing and delivering perfect racks has always been a collaborative effort, but with many datacenters still running on limited staffing—and travel still an unappetizing possibility for many...

The steady stream of unstructured data now available to enterprises has a potential negative side effect. Namely, the possibility of having too much data, which in turn makes it easy for that data to...