Maria Deutscher

Maria Deutscher is a staff writer for SiliconANGLE covering all things enterprise and fresh. Her work takes her from the bowels of the corporate network up to the great free ranges of the open-source ecosystem and back on a daily basis, with the occasional pit stop in the world of end-users. She is especially passionate about cloud computing and data analytics, although she also has a soft spot for stories that diverge from the beaten track to provide a more unique perspective on the complexities of the industry.

Latest from Maria Deutscher

Juniper Networks Upgrades Simply Connected Portfolio, Mobile Apps

Networking solutions vendor Juniper Networks announced new additions to its Simply Connected family of products, as well as an update to the JunosPulse Mobile Security Suite. The company is trying to catch up with the mobile worker trend that has been spreading for some time now, following a long list of other vendors and competitors. ...

ClickFox and Teradata Team-up for Customer Analytics

ClickFox, an analytics firm that focuses on extracting insight into customer touch-points, and Teradata, an enterprise big data vendor, announced a partnership today that aims to promote ClickFox’s CRM analytics offerings to Teradata customers. “Teradata recognizes the tremendous value of providing cross-channel customer and product experience analysis of data to its customers. Now Teradata customers ...

Nokia Cuts More Jobs as It Preps for WP7 Launch

Phonemaker Nokia had a huge share of the global mobile market up until 2007, when the iPhone was launched.  Now in 2011, the company is experiencing the backlash of its failure to adapt to the market trends in time at its fullest. Nokia nevertheless initiated a recovery process, and layoffs are a part of that. ...

Save Your Code from Patent Infringement with OpenLogic’s New Tool

Open-source software maker OpenLogic announced the latest version of OLEX Enterprise Edition, an offering that aims to give companies more visibility into their code, specifically within open source projects.  This is needed in order to make sure such an application doesn’t contain bits of code from vendors that have not authorized the use of their ...

QLogic Overhauls Networking Portfolio

Networking firm QLogic announced a major update today: it refreshed its FlexSuite  product line-up and expanded its Adaptive Convergence by throwing in support for 16Gb converged fibre channel and 10Gb Ethernet protocols. Starting with Adaptive Convergence, QLogic promises that (just like the FlexSuite products), customers upgrading their systems to its new technology will be able to ...

SAP’s Drastic Approach to Expand BI Ecosystem

Germany-based business software maker SAP has promised its shareholders that it will double its revenues by 2015 thanks to new cloud, mobile and big data ventures, and the firm is planning to meet that deadline.  It unveiled its new “Build and Sell” program this week, which opens up the SAP BusinessObjects product line-up for the ...

VMware Revises Mobile Apps Amidst Virtualization Shift

VMware, EMC’s virtualization subsidiary, is taking virtualization to other fields, such as the mobile enterprise.  It unveiled the latest versions of its SlideRocket and Socialcast apps this week, making good on two firms it had acquired as a part of a broader strategy to build a cloud portfolio. VMware cited some figures indicating the magnitude of ...

The Global Future of Crowdsourcing, According to myGengo

Since Wired journalist Jeff Howe coined the term “crowdsourcing” in 2006, an entire industry (led mostly by startups) has been created, and some players are even getting some attention from VCs. The latest is myGengo, a crowdsourced or “human cloud” translation service that employs a network of 3,000 native speakers to process massive amounts of ...

Autodesk Releases Cloud 3D Design Suite

Autodesk, the California-based professional 3D design and engineering software maker, is the latest vendor that has decided to venture into the cloud. It announced Autodesk Cloud today, a web-based version collection of some of the key tools and services it provides.  It also comes in a premium edition called Autodesk Subscription. Autodesk Cloud provides customers ...

Public Cloud Firm Joyent Raises $5M in Funding

Joyent, a San Francisco tech firm that offers several cloud products and is sponsoring the Node.js project, raised $5 million in fresh funding according to an SEC filing picked up by TechCrunch. To date the seven year-old company raised $30 million in venture capital, thanks to a line-up of offerings that covers a lot of ground ...