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Siemens and security and monitoring company ZNV Technology have teamed up to drive more efficient, intelligent and reliable data center technologies.

Singapore is trialling the world's first tropical data centre, which could reduce global energy consumption by data centres by up to 40%.

Provided your home sweet home isn't under a rock you'll have witnessed the business world rapidly transforming due to the usage of data and analytics.

Anaplan's latest innovation empowers goliath firms to anticipate and counter the tidal wave of digital disruption sweeping industries.

Salesforce leads as the CRM market expands by 12.3%, hitting $26.3bn in 2015 amid a surge of M&A activity, per Gartner.

Forward planning is crucial in combating cyber crime, says Liam Rowland, head of incident response and forensics at Dell SecureWorks.

Technavio forecasts 16% growth in Southeast Asia. Big trends: green data centers, modular data center models, liquid cooling solutions and economisers.

Microsoft is increasing its push for greener data centers, using more renewable energy sources and siting new facilities near renewable source.

Violin Memory has announced it has experienced widespread adoption of its All Flash Arrays in the Asia-Pacific region in the span of just a year.

The average client for NetSuite has evolved over recent years. Globally they've been attracting larger enterprises than their traditional SMB roots.

NetSuite, the pioneer of cloud-based business systems, has grown from $67m revenue in 2006 to just shy of $1bn in 2016.

Zendesk has been recognized as a leader in Gartner's 2016 CRM Customer engagement report, the only company to move quadrants this year.

Surging demand for security drives CyberArk's Q1 revenue to USD $46.9 million, up 43%, with strong growth in both licence and service revenues.

Sophisticated security technologies are boosting interest in software-defined data centers, with 93% of executives recognizing their benefits.

Customer experience is front and centre in digital transformation, but there are plenty of other things to consider in the 'long and slow' process.

Microsoft is on the charge in the SaaS market and is now challenging for leadership in the growth market with Oracle and IBM also making a big play.

SAP and HPE's new cloud facility in Canberra bolsters Aussie federal agencies with secure, in-memory computing services.

IBM and Oracle are losing out as they fail to capitalise on the booming PaaS market and concede share to specialists, open source and cloud providers.

Enterprise network revenue reached $30.9bn in 2H15 due to customers modernising networks and boosting business agility.

Oracle has added new Human Capital Management (HCM) cloud solutions to its portfolio with the intention of further driving HR transformation.