High availability

Recently, a customer performing data validation identified some missing DR files and contacted Gravic for assistance.  Upon review, the customer

Whenever conferences or events are scheduled, there is considerable energy expended on their promotion. Organizers reach out to vendors while together they launch marketing programs to better promote and then attract candidate participants.

Migrating from one SQL database management system to another is a task that needs careful planning and testing. One would expect however that the result of standard SELECT functions

This American multinational payment service provider offers one of the most advanced and ubiquitous payment processing networks in the world

Strolling through the local mall I came across this simple sign. Yes, I can explain everything … well, sort of! For starters as you read this column,

In the ever-evolving realm of information technology, adaptability and innovation are the driving forces behind success. The story of Daniel Thiel and his tech team at Kyndryl Germany is a testament to this dynamic landscape.

As you may already know, our NonStop TBC conference, which happens traditionally in November, has been advanced this year.

Whether or not you saw us at a recent Connect-supported event in Europe or the Americas, we can safely say that our presence as a software vendor in the security arena is hard to ignore

As you may already know, our NonStop TBC conference, which happens traditionally in November, has been advanced this year.

The first movie to have a robot as a central character was Fritz Lang’s 1927 silent feature, Metropolis. Sci-fi connoisseurs of slightly younger vintage will recall the 1968 premier of Stanley Kubrick’s masterful film, 2001: A Space Odyssey.

The pressure on payment processors has never been greater. With a serious uplift in cashless transactions since the pandemic and a wholesale uptake of buy now pay later (BNPL) options across the retail sector,

As it appears evident this year, we’re all going to discuss of cyber resilience, isn’t it? Is it just marketing fluff and a new name for cyber security? Or is there more to it? Whenever there is a new trend in the industry, you invariably see everyone jumping on the bandwagon, claiming they have the best offering to address that problem. And why not.

Already one month into 2023, and we’re at full speed creating new amazing NonStop products, features, and services for our existing and new customers.

With the emergence of ChatGPT and other AI tools in 2022, we are seeing the impact these tools can have on individual job roles and entire industries. While AI has not entered into the NonStop space just yet, it is still something we as technologists and self-proclaimed nerds are watching from a distance.

What is NSFTI all about? NonStop offers multiple ways of writing fault tolerant applications. One of the earliest technologies for

Cloud computing is the fuel powering modern digital transformation. Across the globe, organizations invested heavily during the pandemic to adapt to new market conditions, drive more efficient business processes and support mass home working. It’s estimated that 60% of corporate data globally is now stored in the cloud, and much of this will be in public cloud data centres.

The Options to Improve Outcomes and Keep Users Happy Because system outages occur, the main choices to get past the

With the value of data losing value in seconds, minutes or hours – time is of the essence to maximize data value to improve decision making – with immediate insights, to add intelligence to processes, create opportunities, etc. For those interested in meaningfully improving outcomes by maximizing data value and innovating for impact – these are core ingredients for success in an on-line, real-time, all-the-time world.

Since the origin of computing, innovation has been happening in broadly two areas – 1) Technology – silicon, circuits, storage and so forth, aptly captured by “Moore’s law”, and 2) software – operating system, application, virtualization and the like. While these two areas continue to evolve, although at a slower pace than earlier, the last decade brought in another dimension to the innovation phenomenon –acquisition and consumption. Until the first decade of the 21st century, computing infrastructure was all captive. Companies built sprawling datacenters to house their IT infrastructure, managed by their staff – highly skilled to run operations and keep the “lights on”, if you will.