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3 Takeaways From Our Win/Loss Webinar With Egencia’s Jayde Phillips

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For the first installment of our new Win/Loss Wednesdays series , we had the pleasure of chatting with Jayde Phillips , who manages market and competitive intelligence at Egencia, an American Express Global Business Travel company.

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Lufthansa’s digital future takes flight with ‘Digital Hangar’

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A new business unit, which also has hubs in Brussels, Frankfurt, Gdansk, Vienna, and Zurich, Digital Hangar was founded in September 2022 with the aim to create the world’s best-connected travel experience, incorporating both in-person and digital services. It really became apparent there was something lacking in our landscape,” he says.

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Redcentric: Providing enterprises with an ultra-wide portfolio that covers the full infrastructure spectrum

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“Vendors deliver value, but they also leave a lot of heavy lifting to customers that often impacts their ability to differentiate through their IT investments and gain a competitive advantage,” he says. That’s a winning combination that puts enterprises in a position to modernise with less disruption and at a pace that works for them.”

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5 pillars of a cloud-conscious culture

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It enables us to free our people so they can innovate and create lasting competitive advantage.” On top of that stack is a small but consequential layer of innovation that creates competitive advantage. Much of the work requires travel to remote regions of the world, and teams need to become operational almost immediately. “We

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The steep cost of a poor data management strategy

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In sprint races, it’s not always the fastest runner that wins, but the one with the best start. And, it takes about 20 truckloads traveling about 600 miles per day, to transport one crane, comprising 50% of the crane-related costs. The cost of not doing so creates a competitive advantage gap over those with a head start.

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Signals from space: SD-WAN marks the next stage in commercialized space-based comms

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Who’s winning the space-based comms race? For example, because signals must travel into space and back down to earth, there is the inescapable physics of latency eroding performance. As investment and use cases in space-based comms continue to increase, it leaves the world asking, is space the great connectivity enabler?

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14 essential book recommendations by and for IT leaders

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In The Phoenix Project: A Novel About IT, DevOps, and Helping Your Business Win (IT Revolution Press, 2013 ) , Bill — an IT manager — takes over a critical project that’s over budget and behind schedule. The CEO demands that Bill deliver the project in 90 days. Martin’s Press, 2017) by Jocko Willink and Leif Babin.

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