Auth0 helps developers build identity in applications
Identity and access management (IAM) has become a relevant IT discipline in a short period of time. Previously there were only a few services specialised in access to systems and services, nowadays there is wat more choice. These new vendors also know how to realise innovation. We contacted Eugenio...
Does a standardized ERP system even exist?
One of the largest Dutch SAP-partners, Ctac, questions if a standardized ERP system is the way to go for companies. The application for managing business processes increasingly embraces this so-called Fit-to-Standard principle. The rise of the cloud accelerates this major change for Enterprise Reso...
IT struggles with corona: more innovation with less resources
Here at Techzine, we have often written about the implications of the coronacrisis on the workplace. However, we had not yet discussed what it truly means for IT professionals. Mendix recently approached us to talk about the subject, what seemed like an excellent opportunity. The low-code vendor to...
Why cybercriminals use forums and the dark web on a large scale
The amount of cybercrime activity has increased in recent years, despite attempts by various authorities to reduce these numbers. The underworld of the internet, especially forums and the dark web, is a popular source to spread cybercrime. Recently, security company Trend Micro conducted research t...
Crisis leads to accelerated disruption, what can your industry do?
The current corona crisis made it clear we need to adapt quickly in order to participate in a new society. A large part of the population suddenly worked from home, while businesses had to rush to find new ways to generate revenue. This also includes the prospect of a long-term society with social ...
Scale Computing wants to simplify complex IT infrastructure
Companies don't seem to get enough of expanding their IT infrastructure. Over the past few years an increased demand for cloud services has led to larger infrastructure. Research expects companies will once again spend more money on these IT assets this year, which makes infrastructure on...
Wholesaler Kramp modernises its application landscape with Oracle ERP
In today's IT market, there is a lot of attention for Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP). A large number of companies are switching from old ERP software to a modern solution. The previous version is often more than ten years old, making managing processes feel outdated and sometimes difficult. Com...
NetApp presents its Kubernetes vision Project Astra
NetApp recently launched its new initiative Project Astra. The idea is to heavily invest in storage and data services in combination with Kubernetes. NetApp notices that enterprises are using more containers, and are opting for Kubernetes for management. However, there are also some obstacles aroun...
Microsoft acquires robotic process automation (RPA)-platform Softomotive
Microsoft announced the acquisition of Softomotive at its annual Build conference. The supplier of robotic process automation (RPA) software will strengthen Microsoft's automation platform Power Automate.
With WinAutomation, Softomotive possesses a platform that focuses on Windows environments. ...
Okta aims for a passwordless future, adding more use cases
During Oktane Live, Okta unveiled the future plans for its identity platform. Initially, a significant event in San Francisco was supposed to create extra buzz for these announcements. After all, there are quite a few changes and extras planned that could use some in-person explanation. However, du...
Demisto brings automation and orchestration to Palo Alto Networks
Palo Alto Networks has recently completed several acquisitions, each worth millions, to build a broad portfolio for a variety of network and security tasks. The largest acquisition (560 million dollars), and therefore one of the most important, is that of Demisto. This party specializes in SOAR pla...
Zscaler wants to provide security for the cloud and mobile era
Zscaler is a security company that sees a great opportunity in today's SASE-focused market. According to Zscaler, it was already working on the Secure Access Service Edge framework before Gartner came up with the concept, about a year ago. As a result, Zscaler can already offer organisations a SASE...