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Today's conversation around the issue centers on the cost of cloud versus the benefits of migrating key content and process management solutions to the cloud. Indeed, it is a dilemma many organizations face: yes, cloud is essential to modern business, but it is getting increasingly costly. Tian Horn, Hyland account manager for Southern Africa, writes how the public cloud provides greater scalability, while private cloud provides options for businesses hesitant to adopt public cloud. Read more about their differences and what businesses want when using the cloud.

Hyland's CIO Steve Watt explains how tech workers feel great pressure in their work lives to develop and integrate new technology. These heavy workloads are not only unsustainable, but they also aren’t scalable when it comes to driving business outcomes. Read his advice for IT leaders on how to spot employees who are running on fumes and how to help manage their stress.

Open Source software is a tool of collaborative vision, community, enrichment and a technological advantage that supports companies in their development. Most of the time people (unfortunately) focus on possibly security issues, such as hacking. Güray Turan, director south EMEA at Hyland, explains when we view this technology through very narrow-minded lenses of security, we can miss massive industry-changing opportunities.

Chris McLaughlin was promoted as Chief Revenue Officer and will be responsible for Hyland's sales, marketing, revenue operations and revenue growth efforts. With 20 years of experience in the content services industry, McLaughlin has spent the past six years in roles with cloud-native and SaaS vendors. Read more about his impressive background and important position.

In a constantly changing world, consumers are looking for instant satisfaction. In the financial services industry, artificial intelligence (AI) is playing an increasingly important role in automating processes, making them faster and less resource-intensive. Hyland's Pierre-Francois Boucheron explains how AI is largely dependent on who is programming it and how financial institutions can responsibly use it.

In the tech and data world, the idea of decentralized data is a growing one. Being able to have a decentralized data architecture by leveraging a domain-oriented and self-serve design, otherwise known as data mesh, is key for this sociotechnical concept. Read how this new form (or lack of) hierarchy can help with personal data, productivity and accessibility.

In 2023, it looks like the cloud will remain the king. Many organizations are budgeting more for the cloud despite tighter spending due to economic uncertainty. Regardless, IT spend will continue one way or another. Hyland's Will Milewski details what should be prioritized and focused on next year, as well as remembering to ask what the customer needs.

It’s been a year of evolution in Formula 1 in 2022, the sport launched sweeping changes to its cars to bring about closer racing, there’s a new two-time World Champion in town and Valtteri Bottas left a dominant Mercedes F1 team to join midfield squad Alfa Romeo. Read about Bottas and Hyland's Alfa Romao sponsorship.

Industry veteran Chris McLaughlin has been named chief revenue officer at Hyland, a content services company. Read more about his role.

Every year, new challenges influence business practices and drive innovation. Ed McQuiston, Executive Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer, Hyland, takes an in-depth look at how digitization is becoming less of a luxury and more of a necessity as a result. Read about his thoughts on digital modernization, the healthcare industry and more.

Formula 1 is booming in America right now, a sentence nobody would have predicted reading 10 years ago. The sport is gearing up to host three races in the U.S. next season thanks to the addition of new races across the country, and new and returning fans are flocking to the fastest sport on four wheels. Read how Alfa Romeo driver Valtteri Bottas has spoken about how much attitudes to the sport have changed in recent years.

When Valtteri Bottas announced he was joining Alfa Romeo F1 Team ORLEN, expectations were modest. But Alfa Romeo quickly became the best option for Bottas, who’s won 10 Formula 1 races in 10 years. Read about Bottas, his professional journey and Hyland's partnership with the F1 team.

When introducing low- or no-code tools, new applications can be created at, for example, departmental level, without the need for expensive, time-consuming and detailed code. Tim Hood, Vice President EMEA and APAC, Hyland, talks about how democratizing software development can spark innovation and progress.

For decades, the transportation and logistics industry has struggled with traditional (often outdated) systems, siled data, and disconnected customer experiences. While process management vendors have tried to fill in these industry gaps, manual processes are still being relied on. Hyland's Pierre-François Boucheron details what shippers and customer expect and how digitization has changed the supply chain.

Craig Kermond has been appointed in the newly created role of Partner Manager for the APAC region, based in Melbourne, Australia. In addition to the Australian market, Kermond will also be responsible for partner relationships in New Zealand and Singapore. Read more about his decades of experience in the field and what his job will be at Hyland.

For most companies, technology is the fundamental driving force - second perhaps only to people - behind their performance. It defines their productivity and agility: essential elements for success and survival in fast-changing markets. Yet many organisations are faced with a real challenge: They want to use technology in the best way possible, but find it difficult to deploy what's required. There are various reasons for this, including cost, poor understanding of the options available and a lack of resources to develop them.

Hyland Summit Paris event on Thursday, October 13, 2022 at La Cité Internationale Universitaire in Paris. This will be the time to discuss with your peers and discover what Hyland (AfrescoNuxeo and Onbase editor) can bring to your organization. You will be able to benefit from 16 customer feedbacks, which will share their content strategy! You will discover how to better manage your document processes, save time and optimize your budgets in content management.

According to a Forrester report, in the US, 94% of the market now has at least one cloud. There are public cloud, private cloud and hosted private cloud solutions being deployed, most of which are in the form of hybrid or multi-cloud. As various cloud solutions are still being evaluated, adoption of cloud-native software and Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) will continue to accelerate. In fact, 74% of enterprise infrastructure decision makers in the US say they are deploying containers on-premises or as PaaS in public cloud environments. More than ever before, it's time to move critical corporate data to the cloud, but it's important to fully understand the implications of doing so.

To make informed clinical decisions, healthcare professionals need constant access to up-to-date and complete patient data – both structured and unstructured. More and more organizations in the healthcare sector are therefore creating central access to their various sources of information. At the heart of this strategy is often the cloud. It enables flexible access and a secure 360-degree view of patients.

Companies will have to apply these new regulations and organize themselves as well as possible. For those for whom this is already the case, the challenge will mainly be the exploitation of data. They will indeed have to sharpen their vision to optimize strategic decisions. The second challenge lies in the ability to set up and evolve data. In some cases, it will be possible to centralize all corporate data in Electronic Content Management (ECM) systems to centralize the data. In addition, thanks to the tools available, it is then possible to understand how these data are used and thus determine development axes through uses.

While AI has gone mainstream, it also introduces many potential risks to an enterprise, from security issues to bias. Companies, though, absolutely can build their AI with transparent ethics, eliminating many of those risks that have given so many pauses when implementing AI within their organizations. Hyland's Sam Babic details how.

The modern technological world continues to become a more complex place, even as organizations start to look at ways of simplifying their systems. For many companies, this means a rethink on large platforms which have often been the bedrock of the company’s sales system for many years, and often contain large amounts of historical data. Over time, other systems are generally added – often without much thought to due process, or interconnectivity – and over time these too add to the complexity of the overall network.