The Cloudflare outage underscores the risks of over-concentrated digital infrastructure. Origina’s Chief Innovation Officer, Rowan O’Donoghue, warns that true resilience requires “choice-first” strategies that reduce dependency and keep enterprise control at the forefront.
A gap in vulnerability reporting can quietly expand risk across critical environments. Origina’s Ben Lypczynski urges organizations to rethink traditional disclosure processes and adopt models that shorten dwell time, not extend it.
Experts in Digital IT News reveal how small, steady actions strengthen cybersecurity. Ben Lipczynski, Origina’s Director of Security & Regulatory Services, underscores the impact of disciplined, risk-based routines that turn security from reactive to proactive.
In this Forbes Technology Council article on data center energy efficiency, experts share practical, budget-friendly ideas for reducing power consumption. Origina CEO & Founder Tomás O’Leary weighs in on why extending technology lifecycles is one of the most effective—and overlooked—approaches.
In his latest Forbes Technology Council piece, Tomás O’Leary examines how GenAI is pushing global infrastructure to the breaking point. He explains why technological independence—through optimizing existing systems, avoiding unnecessary upgrades, and prioritizing efficiency—is essential for resilience amid capacity, power, and cost pressures.
Featured in Forbes: Tomás O’Leary shares his opinion on the most critical infrastructure shifts needed to unlock the full potential of next-generation innovation. (Hint: It’s about focusing on sustainable compute practices.)
“Everyone’s nervous about doing something about it, but I work with companies like Origina that help take that burden away, providing comfort that you can have all your applications supported for less”- Louise Leavy, FCCA, Expert Chief Transformation Officer
Origina has been named one of the best places to work in Texas in 2025 by Fortune Media and Great Place to Work.
Origina’s flagship virtual event, Empower 2025, helps IT leaders break free from rigid vendor models with strategies for innovation, security, compliance, sustainability, and transformation—on their terms.
In a recent Forbes Council post, Origina CEO Tomás O’Leary challenges conventional IT spending models—and makes a compelling case for rethinking how we define value in enterprise technology.
Origina Co-Founders, CEO Tomás O’Leary and CSO Rowan O’Donoghue, have been announced as new members of the Forbes Technology Council
Legacy applications that once may have been essential to enterprise operations are now a growing source of friction. Check out tip #5 to see, Origina CEO and Forbes Technology Council Member, Tomás O’Leary’s thoughts