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Docker ships virtual container DevOps and orchestration with Orchard acquisition

By Kyt Dotson Jul 23, 2014

Docker, Inc., the commercial sponsor for the Docker open source project, just announced the acquisition of Orchard Laboratories, Ltd. For an undisclosed amount. Orchard has a long history with Docker as a creator of…

How you can save the gov’t time and money: Share “life event” data | #MITIQ

By Alina Popescu Jul 23, 2014

A strong focus on interoperability, data standardization and sharing, disciplines around IT architecture and frameworks pave the way to a portfolio of common good for government organizations. Pamela Wise-Martinez, Senior Strategic Enterprise Architect, Office…

SAP joins software rivals on the open cloud bandwagon

By Maria Deutscher Jul 23, 2014

The old guard of the enterprise software industry has been charichastically slow to recognize the potential of OpenStack as a means of countering Amazon’s advance on its home turf, but it eventually adapted, at…

Exploring the emerging role of the CDO | #MITIQ

By Alan McStravick Jul 23, 2014

Since 2006, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has hosted their Chief Data Officer and Information Quality symposium, highlighting the emerging role of data as a significant driver for revenue generation within an organization. The…

Wearable tech gets star power and flexible batteries

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 23, 2014

This week’s Smart Health roundup features an NBA star’s entrance in the tech industry, fresh funding for a flexible battery maker, and a shirt that tracks your vital stats. NBA star enters the tech…

Big Switch extends SDN vision to the physical plane

By Maria Deutscher Jul 23, 2014

Four years after setting out to change how enterprise networks are operated with an overlay solution designed to provide a centralized management layer atop existing infrastructure, Big Switch Networks is rolling out a new…

Is Gliph messaging app the perfect vehicle for Bitcoin?

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 23, 2014

Near the end of 2013, Apple decided it was going to have nothing to do with Bitcoin, and immediately yanked various Bitcoin-related apps from its App Store. Because of this, many apps were stripped…

The innovation process behind HP Moonshot | #HPdiscover

By Cheryl Knight Jul 23, 2014

Among the industry’s top research organizations in computer and digital technology, Hewlett-Packard (HP) provides a list of hardware, software, and services to a large variety of customers, including small- and medium-sized businesses, as well…

Octoblu emerges from stealth to ‘translate’ the Internet of Things

By Mike Wheatley Jul 23, 2014

While all the big companies seem to be going about the Internet of Things in their own way, little ol’ Octoblu is bidding to become the translator between the various protocols that connect all…

VeloCloud launches virtualized WAN-as-a-service offering

By Mike Wheatley Jul 23, 2014

Fresh off a $21 million investor funding round, networking startup VeloCloud is officially open for business, unveiling general availability of its cloud-based wide area network. The company said it’s reinventing the enterprise WAN by…

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Docker ships virtual container DevOps and orchestration with Orchard acquisition

Exploring the emerging role of the CDO | #MITIQ

Wearable tech gets star power and flexible batteries

Big Switch extends SDN vision to the physical plane

Is Gliph messaging app the perfect vehicle for Bitcoin?

The innovation process behind HP Moonshot | #HPdiscover

Octoblu emerges from stealth to ‘translate’ the Internet of Things

VeloCloud launches virtualized WAN-as-a-service offering

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