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Armed with a set of foolproof resolutions, there's no doubt that 2016 will be one for the books. A well-oiled IT department can keep enterprises secure and fiscally sound by eliminating the risk of a data breach or costly IT audit while ensuring that day-to-day operations run smoothly. By adapting new practices into existing IT asset management strategies, organizations can become stronger and better equipped to handle another busy year and shed those unnecessary IT pounds. The rapid adoption of cloud-native and containerized microservices, distributed data processing frameworks, and continuous delivery practices has led to a massive increase in application complexity. This rapid change has very quickly led to obsolescence of current monitoring solutions. Several monitoring tools have taken an approach to collect more metrics, and do so efficiently. However, they simply offer a means to plot these metrics in as several 100 graphs, sometimes allowing the user to manually group/tag some graphs, but still leaving the user to manually correlate and make sense of what is going on. Data Center Interconnect (DCI) is becoming a critical and urgent capability for large enterprise. By the end of 2015, the top 10 data breaches impacted over 160 million customer records and destroyed more than 3 trillion dollars of market value. Gone are the days when the responsibility and impact of security could be relegated deep within locked rooms filled with glowing computer screens. The consistent and silent failure of security technologies has placed us in a world where in order to change outcomes, security decisions must be central to business strategy. My daughter just returned from a ski trip, and she told me during their time at the lodge the girls spent a lot of time showing one another funny videos on their phones. This, as you know, is not unusual. Mobile video viewing is on the rise. China's Shanghai Composite Index dropped 7 percent on the first day of trading in 2016, sparking a global selloff and renewing fears over the health of China's economy, which slipped below 7 percent GDP growth in Q3 2015 for the first time since 2009. This has set the stage for what is sure to be a volatile first quarter for the tech industry in the United States. There's no doubt that Microsoft has put a lot behind the development of Skype. Now that investment is moving forward. Microsoft recently acquired the slate of Event Zero technology assets connected to its UC Commander line of products, which Microsoft will put to use in further augmenting Skype for Business' functionality. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) once had an Exclusion List, or a list of countries that were forbidden to receive telecommunications services without the FCC's specific approval. A recent development made the Exclusion List a thing of the past, as the final country occupying the list, Cuba, was formally removed. Deloitte's 15th edition of Technology, Media & Telecommunications (TMT) Predictions predicts that this year, 80 of the world's 100 biggest software companies will have integrated cognitive technologies, such as machine learning, natural language processing, or speech recognition, into their products.
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