The people tasked with deciding on procurements usually assume that the procurement is worthwhile. The same expectation applies to cloud services. Our view is that the cloud – and especially the continuous development of the cloud – are worthwhile investments. What are the factors in the value of clouds? How can the value be maximised? 

The more a company uses cloud services instead of conventional data centres, the larger its positive climate action. This can be demonstrated in many ways. The people are making purchasing decisions favour companies that can prove their commitment to climate responsibility. In the future, applications may be awarded their own ecolabels. 

The first post pandemic Vehicle Electronics and Connected Services, VECS, conference had its kick-off the 17^th May 2022 in Gothenburg. This highly popular conference had over 1400 automotive professionals visiting from all over the world, with keynote sessions tackling topics such as “Trends and Drivers Shaping the Future of Mobility”, “Technical Challenges & Solutions” and “The future of Automotive Services”. The first day provided inspiring talks about future trends and impressive innovations, how we can succeed with software defined vehicles, CI/CD (Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment) and connectivity. The second and final day, invited the participants to choose from seven different tracks, where one was dedicated to automotive cybersecurity. This track provided insights on the challenges that the automotive industry needs to address the upcoming years.

We collected the best picks from AWS Summit Stockholm 2022. It was held on 11th May, and it was the first live event in a long time andgathered oversix thousand attendeesin the keynote session alone.

AWS re:Invent 2021 is now over and it is time to look back last week and all of the hustle and bustle. AWS re:Invent 2021 was first big conference since start of Covid-19. According to participants on-site the Covid protocol was tight and instructions given to attendee emphasised safety in every aspect.

AWS re:Invent 2021 is again over and hopefully next year it is possible to meet people again live, though I didn’t mind avoiding the jet-lag and being able to view all interesting keynotes and other presentations from my comfortable home theatre! As always, there’s tons of material waiting for watching and some of it is still waiting for being released this week. Following the keynotes and showcases I noticed some interesting trends on data and analytics. This is not a thorough coverage but rather a cherry-pick for you to enjoy.

The 10th AWS re:Invent keynote given by new CEO Adam Selipsky followed the familiar format and provided totally new services and expected updates to existing ones. No surprise that there were surprises!

The end of November 2021 and re:Invent is just around the corner, with the new hybrid setup allowing for both on-site and virtual attendance. It is AWS yearly flagship event where they launch the biggest news, and 2021 is extra special because it’s the 10th anniversary. Join Knowit and the team on-site for the best bits coming out this year!

The people tasked with deciding on procurements usually assume that the procurement is worthwhile. The same expectation applies to cloud services. Our view is that the cloud – and especially the continuous development of the cloud – are worthwhile investments. What are the factors in the value of clouds? How can the value be maximised? 

The more a company uses cloud services instead of conventional data centres, the larger its positive climate action. This can be demonstrated in many ways. The people are making purchasing decisions favour companies that can prove their commitment to climate responsibility. In the future, applications may be awarded their own ecolabels. 

We collected the best picks from AWS Summit Stockholm 2022. It was held on 11th May, and it was the first live event in a long time andgathered oversix thousand attendeesin the keynote session alone.

AWS re:Invent 2021 is now over and it is time to look back last week and all of the hustle and bustle. AWS re:Invent 2021 was first big conference since start of Covid-19. According to participants on-site the Covid protocol was tight and instructions given to attendee emphasised safety in every aspect.

AWS re:Invent 2021 is again over and hopefully next year it is possible to meet people again live, though I didn’t mind avoiding the jet-lag and being able to view all interesting keynotes and other presentations from my comfortable home theatre! As always, there’s tons of material waiting for watching and some of it is still waiting for being released this week. Following the keynotes and showcases I noticed some interesting trends on data and analytics. This is not a thorough coverage but rather a cherry-pick for you to enjoy.

The 10th AWS re:Invent keynote given by new CEO Adam Selipsky followed the familiar format and provided totally new services and expected updates to existing ones. No surprise that there were surprises!

The end of November 2021 and re:Invent is just around the corner, with the new hybrid setup allowing for both on-site and virtual attendance. It is AWS yearly flagship event where they launch the biggest news, and 2021 is extra special because it’s the 10th anniversary. Join Knowit and the team on-site for the best bits coming out this year!

During the fall Knowit has signed a new partnership with HashiCorp, to further strengthen their position as a key player and Nordic Powerhouse within DevOps automation and experts at Cloud Platforms and Cloud Infrastructure.