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

What you missed in Cloud: piecemealing the hybrid computing revolution

NEWS By MARIA DEUTSCHER12 YEARS AGO

The hybrid cloud offers tremendous opportunities for driving operational efficiencies in the enterprise, but poses an equally great set of challenges that the vendor community has yet to address in its entirety. Fast progress is being made on changing that, however. The …

IBM and Oracle tackle organizational complexity with acquisitions

NEWS By MARIA DEUTSCHER12 YEARS AGO

The spread of mobile devices and cloud services has made workers more productive, but also introduced new issues of accountability and control. IBM and Oracle Corp. both moved to address these complexities this week through acquisitions. IBM’s acquisition of Italian startup CrossIdeas s.r.l. gives …

The flip side of the CDO story | #MITIQ

NEWS By MARIA DEUTSCHER12 YEARS AGO

As as is happening with other regulated industries, the financial services sector is seeing a sharp increase in the number of chief data officers at the top of the business, but some companies are still going against the flow – and succeeding. …

What you missed in Big Data: orchestration and security

NEWS By MARIA DEUTSCHER12 YEARS AGO

Seven years after its creation at Yahoo, Hadoop has proven itself amongst the most efficient solutions for storing vast amounts of unstructured information on the market, now finding its way into enterprise products. Hortonworks Inc., a distributor of the open-source data crunching …

The ‘father of data warehousing’ moves on to bigger things | #MITCDOIQ

NEWS By MARIA DEUTSCHER12 YEARS AGO

The “father of the data warehouse” hasn’t talked data warehousing in a decade. Instead, Bill Inmon is tackling the thorny problem of making the 80 percent of corporate data that’s in unstructured form easily available for analysis. Inmon, who is credited with writing …

Report: SDN landscape divided among fast-moving majority and cautious pragmatics

NEWS By MARIA DEUTSCHER12 YEARS AGO

The ability to provision network resources at the push of a bottom and upgrade the underlying infrastructure without worrying about compatibility issues may seem like a distant dream for practitioners today, but a new report suggests that programmable transport capacity is on …

Where the chief privacy officer fits into the CDO revolution | #MITIQ

NEWS By MARIA DEUTSCHER12 YEARS AGO

The growing importance of information in decision-making is pushing priorities such as accuracy and compliance higher up the corporate agenda, to the point that a growing number of organizations are now are appointing dedicated leaders charged with shouldering those new responsibilities. And …

On backdrop of net neutrality debate, Netflix taps AT&T for faster streaming

NEWS By MARIA DEUTSCHER12 YEARS AGO

Netflix Inc. had entered a peering agreement in AT&T Corp. in May under which video will be streamed directly to the latter’s network instead of going through a backbone provider, according to a new report that has been confirmed by both companies. …

Analytics market consolidation continues as Ericsson, Novetta target new prospects

NEWS By MARIA DEUTSCHER12 YEARS AGO

Data analytics is shaking up even seemingly mature markets as vendors see new avenues of growth enabled by the Internet of Things and cloud services. Swedish telecommunications equipment maker LM Ericsson is buying MetraTech Corp., a Boston-based provider of commerce and settlement software …

The CDO vapor is solidifying into enterprise reality | #MITCDOIQ

NEWS By MARIA DEUTSCHER12 YEARS AGO

Twelve months ago, predicting that the role of the CIO in its present form may eventually be replaced by a chief data officer (CDO), tasked not with managing systems but rather the information stored inside, would have earned the speaker blank stares …

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Maria Deutscher

Latest from Maria Deutscher

IBM and Oracle tackle organizational complexity with acquisitions

The flip side of the CDO story | #MITIQ

What you missed in Big Data: orchestration and security

The ‘father of data warehousing’ moves on to bigger things | #MITCDOIQ

Report: SDN landscape divided among fast-moving majority and cautious pragmatics

Where the chief privacy officer fits into the CDO revolution | #MITIQ

On backdrop of net neutrality debate, Netflix taps AT&T for faster streaming

Analytics market consolidation continues as Ericsson, Novetta target new prospects

The CDO vapor is solidifying into enterprise reality | #MITCDOIQ

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