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Ask DevOps Guest: ‘Mobile First’ is no longer enough

Many organizations think a “mobile first” strategy for new apps and services is enough to keep their customers engaged. I think they’re missing the boat. The challenge to your business is way bigger than just mobile, and extends into wearables, sensors, consoles, …

What will your data tell you in 2014?

Editor’s Note: This piece by John Joseph, president and co-found of DataGravity, is part of SiliconANGLE’s ongoing Predictions series. For more forecasts, check out SiliconANGLE editor Suzanne Kattau’s 12-day line up of Big Data predictions for 2014 (published at the end of 2013), and …

Robot engineered by Agile team faces off in competition to aid disaster recovery

Fifty minutes after the March 2011 Tohoku earthquake, a tsunami flooded the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant producing equipment failure, nuclear meltdown and release of radioactive material. Workers struggled to supply power to the reactor’s coolant systems and restore power to the control rooms. Fortunately, no fatalities were linked …

Four ways Microsoft, Oracle + Salesforce hurt SMBs

Say you own a small or medium-sized business and you want to improve the efficiency of your sales and marketing efforts to prospective and current customers. Chances are you have been inundated with attractive offerings from main stream players such as Salesforce.com, …

Where to Find the Next Billion Smartphone Users?

There are currently around 1.4 billion smartphones in the use around the world. Several developed markets including the U.S. have already exceeded 50% penetration of smartphones among cellular devices. As the rate of new consumers entering the market slowing down, acquiring new …

Choosing (the Right Kind of) NoSQL

What is NoSQL?   The NoSQL arena can be tough to get your hands around. Not only is the field undergoing pretty rapid development, but it doesn’t really center on a single technology. NoSQL is more of an approach that selects and …

Guest Post: 5 Ways to Avoid Test Slippage

Poor test environment management is often the common denominator when testing on large-scale projects or programs slips from the test schedule. This is normally one of the high percentage root causes of slippage amongst the other usual causes such as bad requirements, …

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