August 15, 2026
The server at the back of the utility room works. It has never crashed. Nobody touches it — and that is precisely the problem: on January 12, 2027, Microsoft stops protecting it. Five months remain, and this time the paid reprieve is far less generous than the one offered for Windows 10. Here is how to find out what that server still does, and the only three ways out.
Read more →March 19, 2019
The what, how, and why of a disaster recovery plan. Picture the scenario. It is a beautiful July weekend. It is 35 degrees outside and you are cooling off in the pool. You get a call from the plant foreman. Everything is down! The IT systems are no longer working, neither is the phone, and there is no more internet. […]
Read more →February 8, 2019
The seven warning signs of bad IT architecture. We live in an increasingly digital world, which makes the role of the chief information officer (CIO) even more important, no matter your industry or the size of your company. CIOs play a key role in defining and driving an IT strategy aligned with broader business goals. They help ensure the company is prepared for ever-evolving technologies.
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