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VMware offers safe passage from lock-in with low-risk migration path

By Maria Deutscher Jul 22, 2014

VMware is making it easier for organizations to migrate to its software with a new initiative that aims to address both the technical and financial barriers to moving off rivaling offerings. Safe Passage, as…

New Alpine Chorus 4.0 simplifies analytics, boosts ROI

By Kathryn Buford Jul 22, 2014

Today Alpine unveiled Alpine Chorus 4.0, with claims to be the first platform enabling access to all enterprise data, which Alpine Data Labs CMO, Bruno Aziza, explains is no small feat. Other noteworthy Alpine…

Microsoft cuts continue: Less IT conferences, limits on contractors

By Mike Wheatley Jul 22, 2014

Microsoft is to introduce a couple of new policies limiting the number of contracted workers and corporate conventions, according to reports. In an email sent to partner firms that was first obtained by GeekWire,…

4 top cloud storage services for managing files

By Mike Wheatley Jul 22, 2014

Convenience is the most often-cited benefit of the cloud, and for good reason. Few things are easier than syncing files and accessing them on multiple devices, be it a PC, smartphone or tablet device.…

Contradictory ruling in Gmail case leaves questions of privacy

By Tavis J. Hampton Jul 21, 2014

A judge in a United States District Court ruled that federal law enforcement agencies are allowed to search the entire contents of a Gmail user’s account to find evidence laundering case. The ruling in…

BlackBerry CEO recruits another Sybase colleague to drive enterprise growth

By Maria Deutscher Jul 21, 2014

If there’s a tech firm that has taken the old saying “change comes from the top” to the heart, it’s BlackBerry. Thankfully for the firm, the call had been heeded by CEO John Chen.…

Naomi Brockwell is the Bitcoin Girl (Video)

By Kyt Dotson Jul 21, 2014

There’s a new celebrity in Bitcoin town and it’s Naomi Brockwell, the star of Moving Picture Institute’s new music video “Bitcoin Girl,” which parodies the Billy Joel song “Uptown Girl.” Bitcoin Girl is an…

MIT CDOIQ promises strong overview of Big Data issues

By Bert Latamore Jul 21, 2014

TheCUBE this week goes to MIT in Cambridge, Massachusetts, for the Chief Data Officer Information Quality (MDOIQ) conference Wednesday and Thursday, providing comprehensive coverage of the challenges of Big Data, from ensuring data quality to…

The Nimble angle on the modern enterprise technology landscape | #CubeConversations

By Maria Deutscher Jul 21, 2014

The era of big vendors dominating the enterprise market may not be over quite yet, but new players such as Nimble Storage are rapidly improving their ability to compete against incumbents. That accelerating phenomenon…

What you missed in Big Data: bridging the knowledge gap

By Maria Deutscher Jul 21, 2014

The rule of thumb in the Hadoop ecosystem is that the newer a technology is, the fewer people possess the necessary skills to exploit it. Apache Spark, an emerging data crunching engine for the…

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VMware offers safe passage from lock-in with low-risk migration path

New Alpine Chorus 4.0 simplifies analytics, boosts ROI

Microsoft cuts continue: Less IT conferences, limits on contractors

BlackBerry CEO recruits another Sybase colleague to drive enterprise growth

Naomi Brockwell is the Bitcoin Girl (Video)

MIT CDOIQ promises strong overview of Big Data issues

The Nimble angle on the modern enterprise technology landscape | #CubeConversations

What you missed in Big Data: bridging the knowledge gap

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