Mark Albertson, Author at SiliconANGLE

Big Data

FogHorn Systems calls for intelligent processing at the industrial edge

By Mark Albertson Mar 14, 2018

Recent Wikibon research has shown that a compute model that keeps as much data as possible at the edge can save enterprise customers more money than a process that ships data to the cloud (Wikibon…

Big Data

Live Nation finds new cloud data management service is just the ticket

By Mark Albertson Mar 13, 2018

Live Nation Entertainment Inc. bills itself as the world’s leading live entertainment company, with 86 million fans using its services in more than 40 countries. The company, which was formed with the merger of…

Big Data

Closing tech’s diversity gap: Harvey Mudd College’s first female president speaks

By Mark Albertson Mar 12, 2018

When it comes to the representation of women in the technology industry, the numbers continue to be startlingly bad. The number of females in the science, technology, engineering or math fields has been dropping…

Big Data

Software, not hardware, will catapult big data into a $103B business by 2027

By Mark Albertson Mar 9, 2018

Peter Drucker, an early pioneer and leader in the field of management education, famously wrote that “the purpose of business is to create a customer.” His 20th century business philosophy has carried into the…

Emerging Tech

Kairos faces its most opportune blockchain moment

By Mark Albertson Mar 8, 2018

Unlike a number of companies operating in either the cryptocurrency field or facial recognition space, Kairos Inc. is not exactly new. The artificial intelligence firm has built a specialty over the past six years in…

Big Data

Thought diversity a key message from global women in data science event

By Mark Albertson Mar 8, 2018

There are a lot of technology-oriented conferences held throughout the year that claim a “global” title. The Global Women in Data Science Conference held this month at Stanford University was one such event that…

Apps

With its big bet on connected planning, Anaplan has high hopes for 2018

By Mark Albertson Mar 7, 2018

For a company that helps clients plan and run their businesses, Anaplan Inc. practices what it preaches. The firm’s relatively new management team is in the midst of its own planning transformation, which involves…

Emerging Tech

CryptoChicks crash the male cryptocurrency party

By Mark Albertson Mar 6, 2018

Since its founding in 1793, Toronto, Canada, has been known for a number of “firsts.” It was the birthplace of the first shopping mall, the first European-style coffee house and the first hairless sphynx cat.…

Emerging Tech

Mergers and acquisitions may soon join the disruption parade

By Mark Albertson Mar 6, 2018

Half of all small businesses fail in the first four years, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. For technology startups, that number can range from 70 to 90 percent, depending on the source.

Emerging Tech

Security token ecosystem: Polymath and Lexit reimagine Wall Street

By Mark Albertson Mar 6, 2018

The initial coin offering market was white hot in 2017, raising a record $4 billion in capital investment. Data also shows that of the 902 token sales launched last year, 46 percent of them…

Mark Albertson

Closing tech’s diversity gap: Harvey Mudd College’s first female president speaks

Kairos faces its most opportune blockchain moment

Thought diversity a key message from global women in data science event

With its big bet on connected planning, Anaplan has high hopes for 2018

CryptoChicks crash the male cryptocurrency party

Mergers and acquisitions may soon join the disruption parade

Security token ecosystem: Polymath and Lexit reimagine Wall Street

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