RESOURCES

Our goal at Origina has always been a simple one, to leave the world in a better place than when we were founded. That path to a better world has led us to our passion for sustainability as an integral piece of our mission. It’s about more than just business, creating a better environment in the world of software is the lifeblood of what we do and why we do it.

The Gartner guide serves to highlight the current market trends that customers face, along with shining a light on some of the leading options to consider to break free from vendor-driven roadmaps. Independent/third-party software support providers offer a compelling alternative.

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.

One of the chief concerns that CIO’s face in regard to their digital transformation centres around resources being tied up in vendor-driven roadmaps. Many IT teams are so wrapped up in upgrading their current systems that they simply don’t have the time, budget or manpower available to focus on innovation or growth.

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.)

Our CIO and Co-Founder, Rowan O’Donoghue and Global Senior Regulatory Affairs Strategist, Jackie Campbell, took to the Empower stage to discuss the potential pitfalls of compliance. Discussing how vendors weaponize compliance to drain your business’s budget, stopping your ability to grow and innovate in its tracks.

Origina’s interim sustainability report examines how the company reduces e-waste, lowers its carbon footprint, and promotes regeneration in the software industry.

Understanding the right to repair could be the key to unlocking your business’s true potential for innovation and growth. The right to repair directive is a simple one, it states that you as a consumer or a business have access to all the information, parts and tools you need to fix products rather than be restricted by manufacturer-authorized repair services.

How can financial institutions turn their existing software into a financial and technological asset? Overcome increasing support costs, a growing skills gap, and more.