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Orchestrate empowers database developers to transform enterprise IT

By Saroj Kar Oct 16, 2014

Poland based DBaaS vendor Orchestrate has a solution to overcome obstacles to scalability in database architecture. The company introduced Orchestrate Enterprise, a complete database portfolio for rapid, massively scalable enterprise application development. What’s unique with…

How Asia will drive Smart City adoption

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 16, 2014

This week’s Smart City roundup features the latest predictions for the smart and connected office, expectations for Asia to heavily invest in smart infrastructure, and a deal that will improve China’s IT infrastructure. Smart…

How CrowdChat creates transparency, empowers workers and business decisions | #oow14

By Rose Meadows Oct 16, 2014

An early adopter of CrowdChat, Dan Hushon has found a variety of business use cases for the public hashtag forum. As CTO of the Global Technology Office for Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC), Hushon…

Loggly raises $15 million to take the fight against Splunk up the stack

By Maria Deutscher Oct 16, 2014

Analytics startup Loggly Inc. has raised another $15 million from a group of top investors to beat Splunk Inc. at its own game with a higher-level approach to uncovering useful patterns in the vast…

Banks are where the rubber meets the road for Hadoop adoption | #BigDataNYC

By Alina Popescu Oct 16, 2014

Banks and large financial institutions are “where rubber meets the road in terms of Hadoop adoption,” says WANdisco Chairman and CEO David Richards. He explained that the technology investment is easily justifiable because,…

Analyst hints at Big Data targets for investors as businesses grope for solutions | #BigDataNYC

By Alina Popescu Oct 16, 2014

Traditional warehouse installations are struggling with data volumes and velocity. They are expensive and inflexible, said Jeff Kelly, Principal Research Analyst at Wikibon.org. According to data management practitioners, warehouse technicians and data scientists surveyed…