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Integrating data roles: It takes a ‘community’ to create meaningful insights | #WomenInTech
As data and analytics become embedded into enterprise business models, it is clear that it takes a community to turn a concept into meaningful insights. Many technology leaders are collaborating with Apache Spark, an open-source Big Data processing platform, to help organizations analyze their data and use it to make actionable business decisions. Ritika Gunnar, VP ...
It’s not about backup; it’s about restore | #HPEdiscover
Industry keynotes are becoming more about the customer use case and less about the actual technology. Today at HPE Discover 2016 at the Sands Expo and Convention Center in Las Vegas, Meg Whitman, CEO of Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. (HPE), kept up with this trend. The customer is the story, and by highlighting their successes, more companies ...
HPE trying to find its groove swing with the A-team | #HPEdiscover
As Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. (HPE) ended day one of HPE Discover 2016, held at the Sands Expo and Convention Center in Las Vegas, Dave Vellante (@dvellante) and John Furrier (@furrier), cohosts of theCUBE, from the SiliconANGLE Media team, discussed key insights from the day’s activity. According to Furrier, the new HP is standing tall. ...
Spark Summit keynote explores structured streaming, innovation in deep learning | #SparkSummit
Spark Summit 2016 opened today at the Hilton San Francisco Union Square with Matei Zaharia, chief technology officer at Databricks, Inc. and creator of Spark, revealing the latest version of Spark 2.0, the company’s largest release to date, which will be coming this month. For those developers who want a sneak peek, there is an unstable ...
Interest grows in Apache Kafka, edge of network for IoT| #HPEdiscover
As IT industry competition becomes more solutions focused for digitization, Hewlett Packard Enterprise is using its Big Data platform to vie for a piece of the business by becoming a solutions-centric provider to enable the digital transformation to its enterprise customers. Chris Selland, vice president of HPE’s Business Development and Big Data Platform, joined co-hosts Dave Vellante ...
Mentorship is about fanning the flames, igniting the spark | #GuestOfTheWeek
Women are now breaking through the barriers and leading the rapid growth of technology. This was not always the case, and many of the women who broke the glass ceiling early on are now mentoring and sponsoring other women to be the future visionaries of technology. Jeff Frick (@JeffFrick), cohost of theCUBE on the Ground, ...
Examining the startup scene in Boston | #WomenInTech
Tech startups begin with a dream about changing the world with a small team of players who share the same vision and are willing to wear many hats. There is a certain vibe and culture that is unique to each startup, and recruiting talent to blend into the mix is very different from larger companies. ...
Informatica CEO on data’s role in the digital transformation | #GuestOfTheWeek
As organizations continue to search for the most efficient ways to collect mountains of data, new data integration tools are emerging. Informatica LLC is one such company on the cutting-edge of these solutions, and at Informatica World 2016 in San Francisco, it announced several new data integration tools, including its new Marketing Data Lake. Anil Chakravarthy, CEO of ...
It’s not your grandfather’s ecosystem: SAP drives innovation with new partnerships | #SAPPHIRENOW
The SAP ecosystem is changing. While the company still maintains the traditional types of partners who resell SAP products, there is a global ecosystem that includes partners who are either strategic service providers or technology partners. Mitchell Kick, global VP, head of Strategy & Programs, SAP Strategic Ecosystems at SAP SE, joined John Furrier (@furrier) ...
Transforming candy into customer insights through long-term partnerships | #SAPPHIRENOW
Hershey is a brand that we can all embrace, but chocolate and theme parks are only part of the business. So when the company’s CEO articulates in public that he considers Hershey to be a knowledge and insight company — that just happens to make chocolate — it is critical to choose the right partners ...