Mark Albertson
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UNC Health draws on data-governance expertise to support patients through COVID-19
The impact of the global pandemic on the healthcare system has been a reminder that data governance extends beyond compliance. As teams of doctors and medical support staff grapple with COVID-19, data becomes particularly important in telling a story, offering insight into critical factors such as hotspots where the coronavirus may be spreading and how ...
Cloud Native Data Management solution helps businesses navigate data-lake management
As the amount of data grows, enterprises need a place to store it. Revenue from the data warehousing market alone is expected to cross $30 billion within the next four years, with North America capturing a 40% share. That expanding market encompasses data stored on-premises and in the cloud, and Informatica LLC has geared its portfolio ...
Transformation of DNS is well underway through Infoblox’s cloud native initiatives
The Domain Name System has often been referred to as the “internet’s phone book,” translating human readable text into machine readable IP addresses. Yet, DNS does far more than power the internet’s basic infrastructure, and this had led one company — Infoblox Inc. — to build a set of modernized tools around the protocol that could have major ...
AI and a 360-degree view of business helps Informatica customers manage enterprise complexity
The demands placed on enterprises today represent a juggling act. Among the many balls in the air are strengthening digital commerce, dealing with supply chain risk, retaining customers, nurturing a healthy balance sheet, and maintaining operational stability. To avoid dropping the ball for any one of these requires a complete or 360-degree view of the ...
Paycor leverages data governance to meet challenges in new work environment
When workspaces were open and fully staffed, getting information or a problem solved might have involved a quick hallway conversation with a colleague or visualizing a solution on a conference room white board. Times have changed. The closure of most office environments during the COVID-19 pandemic has altered the ways in which people collaborate, and ...
Ivanti’s Neurons platform focuses on the self-healing autonomous edge
As the fundamental units of the brain and nervous system, neurons play an important role in automatically relaying the electrical signals that control the human body. So, when Ivanti Inc. was looking to brand its latest hyper-automation platform, Neurons was a top choice. “The market is demanding hyper-automation; it’s demanding more agnostic deployment; it needs ...
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SaaS and Hedvig acquisition propel Commvault’s dive into the cloud
Could Metallic and Hedvig provide the tailwind that Commvault Systems Inc. is looking for? The data backup and recovery provider launched Metallic in October as a new software-as-a-service portfolio that enabled protection for on-premises, cloud-based and hybrid file data. Commvault has since continued to refine and promote the product since through a recent partnership with ...
Pandemic and enterprise needs drive trust in data for Informatica’s customers
The enterprise has moved beyond storing information in a data lake and is now heavily focused on strategically fishing out what is critical, trustworthy and properly governed to run a business. A need for integration and the right automated tools to make that happen have been further accelerated by the global pandemic and the sudden demand ...
Using robust tools, cybercriminals accelerate their own digital transformation
In the online underground, crime not only pays but attackers are rapidly developing tools and networks that rival those of legitimate enterprises today. Recent news of the hack by a Russian espionage group against vaccine development organizations and wholesale hijacking of Twitter accounts, including those of prominent business and government leaders, could well be nothing ...
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For Greylock partner Jerry Chen, the road to startup success goes through developers
Despite a pandemic that has disrupted business around the globe, startup companies in the tech are still getting funded. Ten Silicon Valley startup companies disclosed funding of more than $270 million in the past week alone. One of the recently reported investments included $15 million for Snorkel AI, a data-first, application programming interface-driven platform to ...








