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Software that keeps employees happy, automates deployments faster

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 1, 2014

This week’s Smart IT roundup features a new program to keep employees in the loop, a virtual machine that reduces automated deployment time, and the state of software-defined data centers. Klick Health’s Genome …

The ‘father of data warehousing’ moves on to bigger things | #MITCDOIQ

By Maria Deutscher Aug 1, 2014

The “father of the data warehouse” hasn’t talked data warehousing in a decade. Instead, Bill Inmon is tackling the thorny problem of making the 80 percent of corporate data that’s in unstructured form easily available…

Report: SDN landscape divided among fast-moving majority and cautious pragmatics

By Maria Deutscher Aug 1, 2014

The ability to provision network resources at the push of a bottom and upgrade the underlying infrastructure without worrying about compatibility issues may seem like a distant dream for practitioners today, but a new…

Twitter notes sharp rise in government requests for user data

By Mike Wheatley Aug 1, 2014

Twitter has just released its latest transparency report, revealing a 50 percent rise in the number of user data requests over the last six months. A total of 54 governments made requests for data…

Stellar debuts with a bang, gives away digital currency for free

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 1, 2014

There’s a new kind of cryptocash in town going by the name of “Stellar”, but unlike other digital monies, it plays well with both existing ones and regular fiat currencies. What’s more, it’s giving…

Microsoft ordered to let Feds snoop inside its overseas servers

By Mike Wheatley Aug 1, 2014

Microsoft has just lost a key court case that could result in it being forced to give U.S. authorities access to its overseas data centers. On Thursday, District Judge Loretta Preska of the US…

BadUSB exploit can hack any device, and there’s no cure in sight

By Mike Wheatley Aug 1, 2014

Ready for another security scare? Good, because every single USB device that you plug into your computer could pose a threat that’s worse than any malware. It really is as bad as it sounds.…

XpoLog hopes search makes the difference in log management

By Tavis J. Hampton Jul 31, 2014

The larger a computing infrastructure gets, the more difficult it becomes to pore through server logs to track down anomalies or errors. XpoLog Ltd. has introduced log management tools for Big Data that promise…

Report: Amazon feeling the competitive heat in cloud services

By Bert Latamore Jul 31, 2014

Microsoft Corp. and IBM Corp. have made significant gains in the fast growing markets for platform-as-a-service (PaaS), infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS), software-as-a-service (SaaS), and related businesses, according to a new report from market watcher Synergy Research…

Revolutionizing buildings with the help of IoT

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 31, 2014

This week’s Smart City roundup features new ways in which elevators are being improved with the help of Internet of Things technology, smarter and connected hotel trends, and a new smart and sustainable office…

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Software that keeps employees happy, automates deployments faster

The ‘father of data warehousing’ moves on to bigger things | #MITCDOIQ

Report: SDN landscape divided among fast-moving majority and cautious pragmatics

Twitter notes sharp rise in government requests for user data

Stellar debuts with a bang, gives away digital currency for free

Microsoft ordered to let Feds snoop inside its overseas servers

BadUSB exploit can hack any device, and there’s no cure in sight

XpoLog hopes search makes the difference in log management

Report: Amazon feeling the competitive heat in cloud services

Revolutionizing buildings with the help of IoT

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