Maria Deutscher
Latest from Maria Deutscher
MuleSoft raises another $50 million to cement cloud API dominance
With the proliferation of cloud services making it more difficult than ever for IT organizations to keep up with the pace of change, the traditional manual approach to software integration is becoming less and less practical by the day. But companies still spend about $500 billion annually linking applications to one another and to new ...
IBM’s predictive analytics keeps BMW production lines running
IBM has cornered the analytics market, snagging the top spot on Wikibon’s annual Big Data vendor survey every year since it was first published in 2011. The enterprise IT stalwart achieved sales dominance by virtue of having a broad lineup of technology solutions for ingesting and processing information that, taken together with its practically unrivaled professional services portfolio, ...
Box’s enterprise ecosystem hits another milestone
Winning the developers is winning in cloud, and Box is doing a pretty good job of it so far. The online storage has successfully created a cohesive application ecosystem around its service with OneCloud, a hosted framework that unifies corporate data across devices to make shared files easily accessible from third party productivity tools. The ...
For Huawei, Big Data is closely entwined with cloud
Cloud computing and Big Data are on crossing trajectories, and enterprise vendors are investing heavily to secure a place at the intersection of the two mega-trends. Huawei, for its part, is expanding core businesses and strengthening partner relations in a push to meet its aggressive growth targets in these segments. The company expects to generate ...
Strong pulse for enterprise flash : Pure Storage sees 700 percent sales growth
When Pure Storage launched in 2009, the enterprise flash market was still at its infancy and the vendor ecosystem consisted almost exclusively of startups. Today, five years and several high-profile IPOs later, disk has become the weak link in data-intensive virtualized applications and incumbent vendors are scrambling to redefine their product strategies around solid-state storage ...
Delphix comes out with a “magic pill” for data center modernization
The dramatic increase in the volume and variety of information is outstripping the capabilities of traditional data management systems, leaving CIOs scrambling to put new solutions in place and build out their analytics infrastructure. And the bigger company, the bigger challenge. In the enterprise, mission-critical data is scattered across hundreds of applications and databases that ...
On the current transformation + future of SDN for startups | #ONS2014
The software-defined revolution is kicking into high gear, transforming the way enterprises build their networks and enabling new operations models that promise unprecedented control over data flows and infrastructure. All in all, it’s a “fantastic” time to be a startup in this space, according to Stateless Networks founding CEO Kelly Wanser. Speaking on theCUBE at ...
Analyst Ray Wang shows where IBM is on the enterprise cloud map | #IBMpulse
IBM has built up a considerable arsenal of cloud services over the last couple of years (while bolstering its Big Data portfolio in parallel) as part of an aggressive growth strategy that focuses equally on organic innovation and acquisitions. The company’s most important buy since embarking on this journey is SoftLayer, which underpins its push ...
SAP revs up HANA campaign with new software + biz group
SAP is serious about in-memory analytics, that much is clear. Close on the heels of launching an app store and a new pricing scheme for its cloud-based HANA service, the German business intelligence (BI) giant is rolling out a new version of Business One that utilizes the speedy database to help users “supercharge” their applications. ...
DDN doubles down on archiving with software update + new appliance
DataDirect Networks, the privately-held maker of high-performance storage systems, has released an update to its Web Object Scaler (WOS) software and introduced a new appliance built for use in large-scale data archives. The product updates address rapidly growing enterprise demand for cost-effective capacity, which DDN chief marketing officer Jeff Denworth says has catapulted his firm ...