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Understand Hadoop’s limitations in order to realize its full value

By Guest Author Mar 5, 2015

A major issue facing Hadoop early adopters is… now what? While all the excitement about Hadoop is well justified, many people don’t fully understand its limitations – such as the difficulty of connecting and…

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Why graph databases are perfect for the Internet of Things

By Guest Author Feb 24, 2015

Goldman Sachs recently posited that the Internet of Things, the so-called “Third Wave of the Internet,” will “transform the way we live and work” as it opens up “a host of new opportunities and…

NEWS

Designing data stores for the Internet of Things

By Guest Author Feb 23, 2015

The Internet of Things (IoT) has spurred a new world of connected devices. The most substantial impact of the data produced by this sea of connected devices will be the need to drive difference-making…

NEWS

It’s put-up-or-shut-up time for Big Data in retail

By Guest Author Feb 12, 2015

Although they haven’t necessarily figured out what to do with the data they have or think they need, retailers are moving forward with Big Data. “We are amassing massive amounts of data,” said Rob…

NEWS

Antiquated technology holds back mobile shopping’s potential

By Guest Author Feb 12, 2015

Online merchants racked up $53.3 billion in sales during the 2014 holidays, an increase of 15 percent over the 2013, according to the Mobile Holiday Shopping Report Card. However, many e-commerce sites are having trouble…

NEWS

2014 connected home trends and what to expect in 2015

By Guest Author Jan 21, 2015

2014 has been a year of incredible innovation for the connected home. With lower hardware prices, increased bandwidth availability, abundance of cloud capacity, incredible sensor miniaturization, advances in wireless standards and an abundance of…

NEWS

How Software-Defined Access Networks bring service agility to operators

By Guest Author Nov 12, 2014

Software-defined networking (SDN) is generating big interest as a technology that makes networks programmable and less expensive to build and operate. SDN is achieved by separating the control and the data-forwarding functions of network…

NEWS

Is the Price of Wearables Right for BYOx?

By Guest Author Oct 16, 2014

Curious about your coworker’s weird new glasses, or the little black wristband that has become more popular than the little black dress? Welcome to the wearables at work movement. Wearable devices have a variety…

NEWS

Behind the hack: The eyes of the enemy

By Guest Author Oct 8, 2014

In light of the recent string of high profile data breaches, information security is quickly becoming a front burner issue. According to a recent Trustwave survey of more than 800 IT professionals worldwide, 58…

NEWS

3 big myths that handcuff your Big Data projects

By Guest Author Oct 2, 2014

Big Data analytics encompasses far more than just reporting and dashboards; it’s about unearthing insights and opportunities, and answering questions that you didn’t already know. Big Data analytics won’t be successful unless you focus…

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Understand Hadoop’s limitations in order to realize its full value

Why graph databases are perfect for the Internet of Things

Designing data stores for the Internet of Things

It’s put-up-or-shut-up time for Big Data in retail

Antiquated technology holds back mobile shopping’s potential

2014 connected home trends and what to expect in 2015

How Software-Defined Access Networks bring service agility to operators

Is the Price of Wearables Right for BYOx?

Behind the hack: The eyes of the enemy

3 big myths that handcuff your Big Data projects

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