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IoT gets battery-free chips, smarter cars and tags

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 23, 2014

This week’s Smart Living roundup features a rechargeable item tracking device, a battery-free chip, and cars that adjust to your personal preferences. . Tintag A great day can easily turn sour when you…

JumpCloud unveils Directory-as-a-Service (DaaS) Active Directory replacement in the cloud

By Saroj Kar Sep 23, 2014

JumpCloud is an agent that releases IT departments and DevOps from tasks related to the management and monitoring of servers and, more generally, of the entire cloud infrastructure. In this way, startups and companies will…

Puppet Labs gives the reins to DevOps with enhanced server and tools

By Kyt Dotson Sep 23, 2014

This morning Puppet Labs unveiled a new features its DevOps automation software and a constellation of new company initiatives during PuppetConf 2014. The major updates to the Puppet open source and commercial platforms includes…

Infor CEO credits NYC creatives for Hook & Loop success | #Inforum14

By Rose Meadows Sep 23, 2014

With over 100 designers, Infor, Inc.’s internal creative agency Hook & Loop is one of the top three creative agencies in New York City. In an interview for theCUBE at Inforum 2014, Infor CEO…

Western Europe plays catch-up with Big Data

By Mike Wheatley Sep 23, 2014

Western Europe is lagging behind the U.S. in terms of Big Data use due to a shortage of skills and worries over data security, according to a new report from International Data Corporation (IDC).…

Infor has a “good shot at overtaking” SAP and Oracle | #Inforum2014

By Rachel Schramm Sep 23, 2014

Infor Inc.’s focus on micro-verticals, design, and research and development is “a transformation” that’s “taking the company to the next level,” according to Albert Pang, President of the market research company Apps Run the…

Oncologist’s startup raises $3.7M to mobilize Big Data against cancer

By Maria Deutscher Sep 23, 2014

As powerful analytics have proven to be in the business and technology worlds, nowhere is data more impactful than in the healthcare industry, where providing the right people with the right information at the…

BlackBerry’s Passport is a bargain-priced, square phablet for the enterprise

By Winston Edmondson Sep 23, 2014

There’s fantastic news out of Waterloo, Ontario, for those of you feeling nostalgic for physical keyboards on mobile phones. BlackBerry Ltd. will begin selling the uniquely shaped Passport smartphone on Wednesday. Originally announced during…

Database snapshots can cut backup costs, improve recovery points

By Bert Latamore Sep 23, 2014

Data backup costs can be decreased and recovery-time objectives (RTOs) improved by leveraging space-efficient database snapshots and a general-purpose catalog, writes Wikibon CEO and Co-founder David Vellante in his latest Professional Alert. Disk-based, purpose-built…

Rackspace takes another scalp in its crusade against patent trolls

By Mike Wheatley Sep 23, 2014

Rackspace, which has taken on the mantle of ‘crusader’ against patent trolls, has just scored another crucial victory. But rather than just challenging the validity of the troll’s claims, this time round it’s actually…

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IoT gets battery-free chips, smarter cars and tags

Puppet Labs gives the reins to DevOps with enhanced server and tools

Infor CEO credits NYC creatives for Hook & Loop success | #Inforum14

Western Europe plays catch-up with Big Data

BlackBerry’s Passport is a bargain-priced, square phablet for the enterprise

Database snapshots can cut backup costs, improve recovery points

Rackspace takes another scalp in its crusade against patent trolls

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