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Objectivity Innovative leader in technologies

Organisations will always look for ways to optimise their costs and save money. Every CFO wants their company to spend in a smart and controllable way, but it’s not that easy when it comes to cloud services where a large amount of the spending is directly in the hands of the IT team. It’s a massive change, especially for organisations that heavily rely on the traditional procurement processes controlled and governed by the finance department...

Objectivity Innovative leader in technologies

According to the new Docker Desktop Licence Agreement, professional use of Docker Desktop in large organisations requires a paid Docker subscription. Basically, if your company has 250+ employees or makes more than $10 million in annual revenue, you will not be able to use Docker Desktop without the paid subscription. It remains free for smaller companies, private use, educational purposes and open-source projects. ...

Susanne Kluka Content Marketing Specialist

Before you even begin thinking about developing your cloud strategy, you should consider how it will align with your organisation’s overall business goals...

Konrad Łukasik Head of Architecture

COVID-19 has been a catalyst for digital transformation. With more and more business moving to the digital space, 76% of businesses plan on long-term IT changes. Choosing between the bespoke development and low-code development is one of the major dilemmas technical leaders face when building or modernising business services...

Małgorzata Caban Senior Content Marketing Specialist

As we begin to look forwards and reflect on the changes that have taken place throughout the COVID-19 Pandemic, the medical sector continues to transform in order to provide patients with the care they need. 2021 has seen many new technology trends which aim to respond to the industry’s need for rapid, yet accurate data processing and optimised service delivery. In this article, we’ll provide an introductory overview of four trends which have made their mark across the sector and, without a doubt, will keep their position in the foreseeable future...

Konrad Łukasik Head of Architecture

Recently, I’ve done a quick summary of public cloud usage among customers with whom I had worked before. This was a result of queries that we get from other clients who ask for consultancy in this area. My research confirmed what I somehow instinctively knew all along: the majority (i.e., 65%) of our clients are fine with a hybrid cloud strategy relying on a single public cloud. They don’t need more than one ‘cloud’ to be effective or innovative!  ...