In IT departments everywhere, it’s fair to argue that, in terms of the management of their cloud environments, the promise of increased security, scalability and efficiency have gone largely unrealised by businesses.

Is it because people have simply bought and managed a machine led innovation in a very human way?

Efficient management of the cloud in enterprises, is simply beyond human capability.

AI is trending in our vocabulary, new disciplines like FinOps are the talk of the industry.

In industry 5.0 man and machine will work more collaboratively than ever before by What do the machines need to do for us to trust them?

We spoke to prominent psychologist and relationships expert Josephine Bey on the nature of the relationship between man and machine in Industry 5.0

You can DOWNLOAD the SIX BURNING ISSUES FOR INDUSTRY 5.0 at www.aiops.co.uk.

Today in our IT departments, we operate on the understanding that observation is becoming more informative than conversation. The 21st century has seen the rise of Dashboard and the notion of the “single pane of glass”.

Data Visualisation rose first as a discipline, and then an entire industry

Observability provides the necessary visibility into these distributed systems by enabling IT teams to monitor, trace, and log data across all cloud environments.

In Industry 5.0 observability is proactive, the integration of Machine Learning and AI means observability has evolved to predict and prevent challenges with anomaly detection and automated analysis.

We spoke with Christophe Sperandio - Worldwide Apptio Synergy Technical Leader for EMEA about the power of observability in Industry 5.0

You can DOWNLOAD the SIX BURNING ISSUES FOR INDUSTRY 5.0 at www.aiops.co.uk.

The IT sector is responsible for close to 3% of total greenhouse gas emissions.

In today's rapidly evolving business landscape, enterprises are under increasing pressure to not only deliver superior financial performance, but also to demonstrate their commitment to Environmental Social & Governance (ESG) principles.

Consider that, Data Centres alone are responsible for approximately 1% of global electricity demand.

These figures are expected to rise as data usage continues to grow.

By enhancing the efficiency of their IT systems, organisations can significantly reduce their carbon footprint, lower operational costs, and contribute positively to their ESG goals.

But are we missing the point?

How we make sustainability everybody’s responsibility, rather than Sustainability being a headline grabbing IT budget item that can be negotiated or cut?

We spoke with Ann Marie Chow - Sustainability Lead for Apptio (an IBM company) for her hot takes on sustainable practice in IT.

You can DOWNLOAD the SIX BURNING ISSUES FOR INDUSTRY 5.0 at www.aiops.co.uk.