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ServiceNow’s new Share likened to a digital ‘take a penny, leave a penny’ | #Know14

By Alan McStravick Apr 30, 2014

At this week’s ServiceNow Knowledge 2014 event, being held in the Moscone Center in San Francisco, a major new collaboration project on the ServiceNow ecosystem, known as Share, was announced. SiliconANGLE’s theCUBE, hosted by…

The cost of migrating to new storage arrays hikes prices 54%, adds complexity

By Bert Latamore Apr 30, 2014

The cost of migrating to a new storage array adds about 54 percent to the price of the new array and involves complexities including application downtime, writes Wikibon CTO David Floyer in “The Cost…

“I see flaws, I see opportunities,” says Fred Luddy, ServiceNow CPO | #Know14

By Alina Popescu Apr 30, 2014

Fred Luddy, Chief Product Officer for ServiceNow, discussed the company’s strategy, their interaction with customers and their approach to technology innovation with theCUBE co-hosts Jeff Frick and Dave Vellante, live from the ServiceNow Knowledge14…

Fighting crime just got smarter (aka geekier)

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 30, 2014

This week’s Smart City roundup features the latest smart trends in law enforcement outreach, and a smarter lighting solution for the workplace. Fighting crime just got smarter . Tazewell, Virginia residents can feel a…

The mainframe dinosaur roars at 50 | #CIOangle

By Bert Latamore Apr 30, 2014

IBM’s System z mainframe is celebrating 20 years of double-digit growth in annual installed capacity, driven by the Internet and mobile computing. System z mainframes process 30 billion business transactions daily and up to…

3 trends set to disrupt the enterprise storage space

By Mike Wheatley Apr 30, 2014

The acceleration of business change is putting organizations under pressure to deploy the best-performing and most cost-effective IT services available. After all, information is the most highly-prized asset of any organization, and as they…

With Inktank buy, Red Hat expands software-defined vision across entire open storage spectrum

By Maria Deutscher Apr 30, 2014

Red Hat has just made public that it had signed a definitive agreement to buy Inktank, a venture-backed startup launched in 2012 by the developers behind the Ceph software-defined storage component of OpenStack to…

Highlights from IBM Impact 2014

By Kristen Nicole Apr 30, 2014

SiliconANGLE’s just wrapped its live broadcast of IBM Impact with #theCUBE, a traveling news team that distracts the signal from the noise. This was the latest in a string of IBM events intending to…

ServiceNow extends ecosystem + vertical focus with online community exchange

By Maria Deutscher Apr 30, 2014

Historically, IT organizations had no choice but to use hard-coded process flows and spreadsheets for service relationship management. That not only necessitated significant time investments in manual data entry but also made it considerably…

Microsoft updates advice on Internet Explorer’s zero-day flaw

By Mike Wheatley Apr 30, 2014

Microsoft has announced an update to its security advisory for the recently disclosed zero-day flaw discovered in its Internet Explorer browser, clarifying the various suggested workarounds. The flaw, identified as CVE-2014-1776, is said to…

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The cost of migrating to new storage arrays hikes prices 54%, adds complexity

“I see flaws, I see opportunities,” says Fred Luddy, ServiceNow CPO | #Know14

Fighting crime just got smarter (aka geekier)

The mainframe dinosaur roars at 50 | #CIOangle

With Inktank buy, Red Hat expands software-defined vision across entire open storage spectrum

Highlights from IBM Impact 2014

Microsoft updates advice on Internet Explorer’s zero-day flaw

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