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Big Data

Real-time data integration serves up freshest reporting, analytics

By R. Danes Dec 31, 2018

Data coming and going behind a curtain of computing obscurity presents problems. If companies can’t gauge recent changes, they may miss something crucial. If they can’t direct data sets to the right targets, they could…

Infra

Software automation handles tricky multicloud-networking business

By R. Danes Dec 31, 2018

What’s a mobile application using a database in one public cloud, a machine-learning engine in another, and three managed services running in still others? It’s a typical example of modern enterprise information technology. Getting…

Apps

Report: Amazon planning broad Whole Foods expansion to boost Prime

By Maria Deutscher Dec 31, 2018

Amazon.com Inc. reportedly plans to expand its brick-and-mortar operation to more parts of the U.S. as part of an effort to boost its fast-growing Prime service. The push was detailed by the Wall Street…

Policy

Google wins dismissal of lawsuit alleging facial recognition abuse

By Mike Wheatley Dec 30, 2018

A long-running lawsuit filed against Google LLC over its alleged abuse of its facial recognition systems was dismissed Saturday by a Chicago court. The plaintiffs in the case, which dates back to March 2016,…

Security

European Union to fund bug bounties for leading open-source software projects

By Duncan Riley Dec 30, 2018

The European Union is an unexpected entrant into the world of bug bounties, funding 14 of them for open-source software projects on which the organization relies. Bug bounties are payments provided to security researchers and others…

Security

North Korea suspected in attack that delayed printing of major newspapers

By Duncan Riley Dec 30, 2018

North Korea is suspected to be behind a malware attack that delayed the printing of several major U.S. newspapers on Saturday morning. The malware attack, believed to have involved a version of the Ryuk ransomware…

Cloud

The 2019 forecast for cloud computing: Up the value chain they go

By Paul Gillin Dec 30, 2018

The year just concluded may end up being remembered as the one in which the final barriers to widespread cloud adoption fell. Finally convinced that concerns about security and stability were more perception than reality,…

Cloud

To understand what’s coming in 2019, remember these five numbers from 2018

By Mark Albertson Dec 29, 2018

As 2018 winds to a close, it’s worth taking a moment to take a brief look back and reflect on another tumultuous year in enterprise tech. Here are five numbers to keep in mind…

Emerging Tech

Innovation lives at the corner of logic and creativity

By Manas Sarma Dec 28, 2018

The ever-changing business landscape forces companies to innovate rapidly and effectively. However, innovation is a broadly defined and overused term, which ultimately makes it a trite concept, the opposite of the desired effect. “Innovation…

Infra

Q&A: Rimini Street helps put operating costs back into innovation

By Kylie Anderson Dec 28, 2018

The rapid advancements of digital evolution are driving business growth through new systems capabilities and efficiencies, but keeping pace with the constant maintenance around software patching and upgrades can actually hinder the productivity these…

explore news

Report: Amazon planning broad Whole Foods expansion to boost Prime

Google wins dismissal of lawsuit alleging facial recognition abuse

European Union to fund bug bounties for leading open-source software projects

North Korea suspected in attack that delayed printing of major newspapers

Q&A: Rimini Street helps put operating costs back into innovation

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