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Big Data practitioners need storyteller’s touch

By Bert Latamore Sep 4, 2014

Technical expertise is not enough to convince end-users to accept Big Data analysis, writes Jeff Kelly in his latest Wikibon Alert. Practitioners also need a story teller’s touch. Decision-makers are used to basing their…

FireEye brings zero-day protection to Amazon cloud

By Maria Deutscher Sep 4, 2014

Even though top providers such as Amazon.com Inc. spend considerably more resources on securing their environments than the majority of traditional IT organizations, many CIOs still mistrust the public cloud. Recognizing an opportunity, FireEye…

IoT developers get support, new tools from tech heavyweights

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 4, 2014

This week’s Smart DevOps roundup features a new and open smart home SDK from a tech giant, more fresh developer kits for app makers in the Internet of Things (IoT) market, and round of…

HP storage guru reveals how he shored up the 3PAR flash lineup | #vmworld

By Maria Deutscher Sep 4, 2014

When Hewlett-Packard Co. unveiled its first purpose-built flash array last June, its pitch consisted of a mature management stack and not much else. Just over a year later, the company boasts one of the…

Teradata buys out the hottest Hadoop consultancy in Silicon Valley

By Maria Deutscher Sep 4, 2014

Teradata Corp. hopes to close the loop on its Hadoop strategy with the acquisition of Think Big Analytics Inc., a professional services startup based in Mountain View that helps traditional organizations set up the…

Cisco addresses speculation over KVM: It’s about more than selling a switch | #vmworld

By Rose Meadows Sep 4, 2014

When Cisco released the Nexus 1000V Switch for VMware vSphere, an essentials edition was offered under a freemium model, while a paid edition provided more security, scale and other features. The core value proposition…

Rapist-detecting nail polish keeps partygoers safe

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 4, 2014

This week’s Smart Health roundup features a branded smart shirt, a new way to track your sleep patterns, and technologies that do not connect to the Internet but could definitely get someone out of…

Peace-loving Intel vows to be ‘conflict-free’ by 2016

By Mike Wheatley Sep 4, 2014

Intel Corp. is bidding to do its bit for world peace with a promise to switch to a conflict-free product line by 2016 at the latest. The undertaking means it’ll look to source metals…

VMware release Fusion 7 + Fusion 7 Pro with support for OS X Yosemite

By Mike Wheatley Sep 4, 2014

VMware Inc. has just rolled out a new gift for Mac users in the form of an update for its popular VMware Fusion app that comes with several new features and full support for…

Big Data on SPEED: Ducati hooks up with EMC to turbocharge its superbikes

By Mike Wheatley Sep 4, 2014

Motorbike racing legends Ducati Corse have teamed up with EMC Corp., to harness the power of Big Data to try and make their motorbikes go that much faster. The speed demons said they’ll be…

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Big Data practitioners need storyteller’s touch

IoT developers get support, new tools from tech heavyweights

HP storage guru reveals how he shored up the 3PAR flash lineup | #vmworld

Teradata buys out the hottest Hadoop consultancy in Silicon Valley

Cisco addresses speculation over KVM: It’s about more than selling a switch | #vmworld

Rapist-detecting nail polish keeps partygoers safe

Peace-loving Intel vows to be ‘conflict-free’ by 2016

VMware release Fusion 7 + Fusion 7 Pro with support for OS X Yosemite

Big Data on SPEED: Ducati hooks up with EMC to turbocharge its superbikes

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