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As Infor builds cloud strategy, it seeks new users through micro-verticals | #Inforum14

By Rose Meadows Sep 22, 2014

In the cloud business for 10 years, Infor Inc. has garnered 25 million users and over 25,000 customers, with an additional 70,000 customers that can be converted to its cloud services, according to the company. That…

What you missed in Big Data: major changes afoot from Hadoop to Oracle

By Maria Deutscher Sep 22, 2014

Now in the final lap, the Hadoop distribution race is seeing the remaining contenders become increasingly reluctant to stay in their respective lanes and actively seek outside help to differentiate, an opportunity that traditional…

Big ‘Mobile Phone’ Data predicts crimes before they happen

By Mike Wheatley Sep 22, 2014

While it’s true that crime can occur anywhere and criminals come in all shapes and sizes, it’s still possible to find patterns in the data. Thus, while it can be difficult to predict if…

Google abandons ‘forced’ sign-up policy for Google+

By Mike Wheatley Sep 22, 2014

Google seems to have relented on its tough policy towards its not-so-popular social network Google+. Back in July, Google announced users no longer have to use their real names on the site, and now…

Is the Alibaba IPO why Bitcoin’s market price is dropping?

By Kyt Dotson Sep 19, 2014

Today Alibaba Group Holding Limited went public with an IPO in the United States priced at $68, raising $21.8 billion for the company and investors. According to The Wall Street Journal, this makes Alibaba…

New platforms, upgrades simplify life for IoT developers

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 19, 2014

This week’s Smart DevOps roundup features an update to an Internet of Things (IoT) software development platform, another platform looking to give apps and devices a voice, and a new product to help the development…

Cloud vendors inject more security into their networks

By Maria Deutscher Sep 19, 2014

In an effort to address one of customers’ most persistent worries about using public cloud infrastructure, IBM has teamed up with AT&T Corp. to provide private connections to its Softlayer data centers. The partnership will…

Big Data “ups the pressure” on pro journalists: Inside Edition’s Deborah Norville shares her story | #Inforum14

By Rachel Schramm Sep 19, 2014

. Inside Edition anchor Deborah Norville is a devout believer in Big Data. It “ups the pressure” on professional journalists, she said, when anybody can verify and broadcast data from their smartphones. In her interview on theCUBE…

Red Hat shores up mobile strategy with FeedHenry acquisition

By Maria Deutscher Sep 19, 2014

Red Hat Inc. has put hybrid computing at the center of its long-term growth strategy, but while the company’s on-premise software portfolio may be second to none in the open-source world, its public cloud…

Slow iOS 8 update? Why you should wait, and how to upgrade without deleting photos

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 19, 2014

With the newest iPhone 6 already on sale and the iOS 8 software update available for owners of older iPhone models, many of you may be antsy to upgrade. For good reason, too. iOS…

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As Infor builds cloud strategy, it seeks new users through micro-verticals | #Inforum14

What you missed in Big Data: major changes afoot from Hadoop to Oracle

Big ‘Mobile Phone’ Data predicts crimes before they happen

Is the Alibaba IPO why Bitcoin’s market price is dropping?

New platforms, upgrades simplify life for IoT developers

Big Data “ups the pressure” on pro journalists: Inside Edition’s Deborah Norville shares her story | #Inforum14

Red Hat shores up mobile strategy with FeedHenry acquisition

Slow iOS 8 update? Why you should wait, and how to upgrade without deleting photos

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