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Converged infrastructure is good for customers, but what do systems integrators think? | #OOW14

By Maria Deutscher Oct 10, 2014

Converged appliances offer to do away with the colossal hassle of cobbling together different infrastructure components into a cohesive and functioning whole, thereby freeing up a proportionally large chunk of the technology budget for…

Splunk faces these two challenges with its rapid, pricy growth | #Splunkconf

By Rachel Schramm Oct 10, 2014

Not only has attendance increased at this year’s Splunk Inc. conference, but the variety of attendees ranged as well: there were companies just beginning to implement Splunk, people who adopted the data management platform a few years…

Symantec does the splits: One for security, another for storage

By Mike Wheatley Oct 10, 2014

Another day, another Silicon Valley giant does the splits. This time it’s the turn of Symantec Corp., which has just confirmed it’s planning to split itself into two distinct brands: one focused on security,…

Cisco denies it’s planning to bail out on VCE

By Mike Wheatley Oct 10, 2014

Cisco Systems Inc., has been denying reports that it’s about to limit its involvement with the Virtual Computing Environment Company (VCE), but the direction its various backers are moving in does suggest there’s more…

Teredata loops into Cloudera’s Hadoop

By Mike Wheatley Oct 10, 2014

Data warehouse firm Teredata Corp. is jumping into Hadoop again, only this time round it’s teaming up with Cloudera Inc. at the same time as it launches its new Hadoop cloud service. The biggest…

Going beyond “whack-a-mole” security: How one bank uses Splunk | #Splunkconf

By Rachel Schramm Oct 9, 2014

Rather than relying on staff to detect recognizable threats, Flagstar Bank is using Splunk Inc. products and plugins to exercise predictive analytics and address threats from within the security perimeter. The data management platform helped…

A whole lot of Splunk: Big Data visualization comes of age

By Mike Wheatley Oct 9, 2014

If you’re feeling overwhelmed by the mass of Big Data floating around inside your organization, you could do a whole lot worse than feeding it to Splunk Inc.. One of the biggest takeaways from…

Alteryx snags $60 million to boost its Big Data blender

By Maria Deutscher Oct 9, 2014

Another week, another analytics startup raising capital to tackle the fast evolving data requirements of the enterprise. Alteryx Inc. revealed on Tuesday that it has nearly quadrupled its outside financing after closing a $60…

HTC Re vs. GoPro for the ultimate #selfie: New gadgets and apps

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 9, 2014

Smile for the camera! HTC Corp. introduced a new smartphone, the HTC Desire Eye, as well as a new hand-held camera, the HTC Re, for taking quick photos on the go; these are two fresh devices…

Splunk is the end of data scientists | #Splunkconf

By Rachel Schramm Oct 9, 2014

Splunk Inc. has achieved phenomenal growth because they make it simple for nontechnical professionals to “quickly interrogate data” and mine it for insight, said Forrester Analyst John Rakowski. For him, Splunk’s ability to deliver more…

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Converged infrastructure is good for customers, but what do systems integrators think? | #OOW14

Splunk faces these two challenges with its rapid, pricy growth | #Splunkconf

Symantec does the splits: One for security, another for storage

Cisco denies it’s planning to bail out on VCE

Going beyond “whack-a-mole” security: How one bank uses Splunk | #Splunkconf

A whole lot of Splunk: Big Data visualization comes of age

Alteryx snags $60 million to boost its Big Data blender

HTC Re vs. GoPro for the ultimate #selfie: New gadgets and apps

Splunk is the end of data scientists | #Splunkconf

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