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To ensure that customers can use, adapt and harness future development in cloud capabilities cost-effectively.The strong preference for the cloud was born from its fast pace of innovation, shortened time to market, and increased flexibility and scalability. However, because of the rapid growth of the hyper-scale market and the continued introduction of new products and enhanced features, cloud buyers have found it increasingly difficult to understand the most appropriate services for their business, especially because they now require specialized skills to maintain and manage the systems and also to understand the best ways to financially optimize the services being consumed.

INDYCAR sought out opportunities beyond elevating the performance and features of its INDYCAR Mobile App to transform the race fan experience.To keep growing numbers of fans engaged (whether attending races in person or watching on television), the NTT INDYCAR SERIES developed the INDYCAR mobile application. Free and available globally on both Android and iOS devices, it brings the race, results, and team standings to fans, helping to build community among them. It also encourages them to attend races, tune into race broadcasts, and stay abreast of news about their favorite teams, drivers, and their cars — during race weekends, between races, and during the off-season.

Using its internal testing teams, Konica Minolta validates that its printers meet the industry standard Common Criteria for IT security, ISO/IEC 15408. In addition to delivering to the latest ISO/IEC 15408 standards, Konica Minolta further hardens its printers through its bizhub SECURE service. Prior to sending a device to a client’s network, bizhub SECURE configures the device with additional encryption and security settings. The problem is that for many customers, especially in government, healthcare, and finance, even 99.9% isn’t secure enough.Konica Minolta sought an independent cybersecurity consulting firm to test and validate the safety of its new bizhub i-Series multifunction printers.

This company sought to improve its data platform's speed, scale, and sustainability to respond to evolving business needs and deliver data products faster and more efficiently.The goal was to transform a data infrastructure into the Snowflake Data Cloud, Matillion ELT, and the Qlik Replicate Data Integration Platform—all hosted on AWS. The modernized architecture would deliver an extensible technology stack that unites data sources, management, and analytics tools for greater agility, scale, and sustainability.

The Trinity and Arcosa teams were well aware that speed matters when it comes to separations. The longer separations take to execute, the higher the risk of strategic distractions, talent departures, and potential changes in shareholder reaction. As part of a divestiture agreement with Trinity Industries, Arcosa needed to separate its key applications and data from Trinity while deploying new infrastructure against an aggressive deadline.