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Klaxoon uses gamification to make meetings fun – well, almost

By Paul Gillin Aug 11, 2017

A French company with a funny name is rolling onto U.S. shores with a gamified approach to relieving one of the most painful elements of the typical business day: meetings. Klaxoon SAS launched in 2014…

Infra

HPE responds to storage market demands with all-flash and hybrid solutions

By Gabriel Pesek Aug 11, 2017

With the disruptive effects of cloud technology spreading across many facets of business operations, the impact felt by the data storage market is hard to ignore, particularly with the concomitant changes driven by the…

Emerging Tech

Google woos virtual reality customers with Daydream summer sale

By Kyt Dotson Aug 11, 2017

In a move to get more people to buy into virtual reality, Google Inc. today started the “Daydream Summer Sale” for VR apps on its Daydream VR headset. During the sale, which runs Aug.…

Cloud

Getting cloud-connected not the final destination, says tech exec

By Gabriel Pesek Aug 11, 2017

As the excitement and hype around cloud solutions builds, some company execs see getting their business cloud-connected as the final destination. But that’s far from the finish line, according to Paul Mattes (pictured), vice president of…

Cloud

Everyone into the cloud? Maybe not, says CTO

By Mark Albertson Aug 11, 2017

It might be time to tap the brakes on the common belief that there’s a wholesale mad dash to the cloud. Organizations are beginning to sound more interested in a combined on-premises and off-premises enterprise…

Emerging Tech

WeWork acquires sales startup Unomy to boost enterprise push

By Maria Deutscher Aug 11, 2017

WeWork Companies Inc. today inked an acquisition intended to expand its appeal to larger enterprise customers. The co-working giant is buying an Israeli market intelligence provider called Unomy Ltd. that focuses on helping salespeople find business…

Cloud

Faculty and students at Boston University dive into the cloud

By Mark Albertson Aug 11, 2017

Information technology managers at colleges and universities across the country often have to walk a fine line between long-tenured faculty who are reluctant to adopt new technologies and students who started using computers before…

Emerging Tech

Intel and Toyota form new group to unlock connected-car data

By Maria Deutscher Aug 11, 2017

Intel Corp. and Toyota Motor Corp. are teaming up to accelerate the rise of connected cars. The companies on Thursday announced the formation of the Automotive Edge Computing Consortium, a group that will focus…

Infra

Chips in space: HPE supercomputer prepares for liftoff

By Paul Gillin Aug 11, 2017

When the SpaceX-12 rocket, developed by Elon Musk’s SpaceX, launches from Cape Canaveral, Florida, next week en route to the International Space Station National Lab, it’ll carry a new passenger: an Apollo 40 high-performance…

Cloud

Oracle’s Mark Hurd: Enterprise clouds are the safe security bet, and might even save CEOs’ jobs

By Mark Albertson Aug 11, 2017

Enterprise clouds are a whole lot more secure than the Internet they depend on, a reality that will become more obvious with the coming Internet of Things, says Oracle Corp. Chief Executive Mark Hurd.…

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Klaxoon uses gamification to make meetings fun – well, almost

HPE responds to storage market demands with all-flash and hybrid solutions

Google woos virtual reality customers with Daydream summer sale

Getting cloud-connected not the final destination, says tech exec

WeWork acquires sales startup Unomy to boost enterprise push

Intel and Toyota form new group to unlock connected-car data

Chips in space: HPE supercomputer prepares for liftoff

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