Domen Česnik

Over the past decade, many companies have built their virtualization infrastructure on the VMware ESXi hypervisor, primarily due to the availability of the free edition. This allowed small and mid-sized organizations to establish a stable, high-performance environment for business applications without high licensing costs.

“I know someone who will fix it.” “A friend’s kid knows computers.” Those are the kinds of lines all of us who have been working in IT and IT support for companies for some time have heard. For a long time, the belief held that having someone who “knows about computers” was enough for business to run smoothly.

We are pleased to announce that Alarix has become part of the Humanfrog Group. With this step, we are combining the expertise and experience of both teams, reinforcing our position as a trusted partner in IT solutions.

I remember a Slovenian influencer complaining during a live stream: 'More technical issues again—is there really no company in Slovenia that knows how to solve this?' Such situations are not rare. The key issue is often a lack of understanding and the wrong choice of technology relative to the business model and user expectations.

If you work in IT, you have probably already heard from leadership, clients, or partners: “We need artificial intelligence. And we need it now.”

Broadcom's acquisition of VMware has shaken the IT ecosystem globally and forced many infrastructure service providers to make a strategic choice: accept a drastic increase in licensing costs or carry out a comprehensive technology transformation in a very short time.

In a time of rapid technological change and growing regulatory requirements, strategic partnership is one of the key business decisions facing the leadership teams of smaller IT companies. Accelerated development, a more demanding market, and the need for multidisciplinary expertise create challenges that cannot be addressed effectively without a comprehensive and reliable supporting infrastructure.