Enterprise IT

Sequentur's fifth consecutive Inc. 5000 award is more than a company milestone; it's a case study in resilience and the indispensable role of MSPs.

Chicago's XL.net returns to the Inc. 5000, but the real story is how managed IT services have become the essential, unseen force behind national growth.

As firms rush to SAP's cloud, a new licensing model creates massive budget risks. Legacy systems may inflate costs by 4x, turning role design into a financial control.

Unitech's new EA530 handheld isn't just about faster scanning. It signals a profound shift where TCO and longevity now dictate the future of our supply chains.

Beyond the press release, the BMC Helix-Oracle deal signals a major shift. It’s a calculated move to challenge cloud giants and redefine ServiceOps performance.

A new study shows AI is now standard in IT transformation. But as firms chase innovation, an old problem—poor data quality—threatens to derail progress.

A new study shows 76% of firms use AI for IT transformation, a C-suite priority. Yet, a persistent, old-world problem threatens to derail this modern gold rush: data quality.

While many firms chase fleeting growth, one company's six-year run on the Inc. 5000 reveals a durable playbook for the AI era: betting on people.

Percona's new fixed-fee services challenge the costly uncertainty of traditional IT consulting, offering a faster, more predictable path to database health.

Austin's Freeit Data Solutions lands on the Inc. 5000, but its story is more than growth. It's a lesson in building permanent value in a volatile world.

Two years after a unique partnership, SugarShot's revenue has doubled. A deep dive into Treeline's Andreessen Horowitz-backed model for scaling without selling out.

Compunnel is restructuring its digital business to kill 'AI theater.' Mark Peterson dissects the bold move from fragmented pilots to an industrialized AI factory.

Climbing the Inc. 5000 list for a second year, Charted's success reveals a deeper story about the power of building technology inside core business systems.

While Inc. 5000 lists celebrate growth, Corsica Technologies' 14% rise reveals a deeper trend: mid-market firms are ditching fragmented IT for one partner.

Pinnacle Technology Solutions is just two years old, yet its latest acquisition signals a calculated blitz for market dominance in AI and hybrid IT.

As firms mix Windows servers with Kubernetes, data management becomes a high-wire act. A new alliance between Microsoft, Red Hat, and DH2i offers a safety net.

Indra’s major US transit contracts are more than just tech upgrades. They represent a calculated market entry backed by local manufacturing and high stakes.

Global tech firm Meta IT rebrands as Insi, targeting North America’s crowded AI and digital market with a unique philosophy-driven approach. Can it succeed?

While others chase scale, Netgain proves that deep expertise in regulated sectors like healthcare and legal is the key to sustained growth and industry leadership.

As Cisco prepares its Q4 results, all eyes are on its multi-billion dollar AI strategy. Will the numbers validate its pivot to an AI-first future?