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Dell Says BYOD is Still Relevant, Nevermind Dell Can’t Conquer the Trend

By Maria Deutscher Jan 23, 2013

According to a recent study commissioned by Dell Quest, allowing workers to bring their mobile devices to work improves productivity and customer response times. The full report by Vanson Bourne is available here. About…

Did Yahoo ‘Snap Up’ Snip.It Just To Get Its Hands On Ramy Adeeb?

By Mike Wheatley Jan 23, 2013

Yahoo is moving forward with CEO Marissa Mayer’s strategy of acquiring high value startups with talented teams, announcing that it’s snapped up the content discovery and sharing website Snip.it for a price thought to…

Hortonworks Unveils Desktop Version of Hadoop, Expedites Automation

By Maria Deutscher Jan 22, 2013

Hortonworks launched a new trial version of Hadoop that enables users to run the analytics engine on a desktop with minimal setup. It’s infinitely more accessible than downloading and deploying the Apache versions of…

Misconceptions about NoSQL

By Guest Author Jan 22, 2013

By Dwight Merriman, CEO and co-founder of 10gen We’re several years into the rise of NoSQL, and yet common misconceptions persist about the movement. As spotlighted by 451 Research, NoSQL job demand is booming,…

Multi-Petabyte Databases Demand Hyperscale Distributed Technologies

By Bert Latamore Jan 22, 2013

Multi-petabyte and exabyte sized databases, until now largely the province of large government agencies and cloud/social media service providers like Facebook and Shutterfly, are quickly coming to large and even medium-sized companies, Russ Kennedy,…

Valve Launches Steam Guides

By Isha Suri Jan 22, 2013

Valve, the entertainment software company, and the creator of some of the world’s most award-winning games, has officially launched a Guides tab in its community hub, allowing players to get some much needed hints,…

‘Anonymous’ Hacks Australian University’s Email, Protests Bulk iPad Buy

By Isha Suri Jan 22, 2013

Protesting the bulk purchase of iPad devices by the University of Western Sydney, the Anonymous hacktivist group has hacked the Oz University’s e-mail server. A hacker or hackers, signing their work with ‘Anonymous’ has used…

ServicesAngle News Briefs for January 22, 2013

By Bert Latamore Jan 22, 2013

Gartner Rates Dell Quest Among User Admin Leaders Dell Quest Software’s One Identity Manager is positioned in the Leaders’ quadrant in the “2012 Gartner Magic Quadrant for User Administration/Provisioning”. The report, issued on December…

Top 5 Reasons to Get Your Graph On

By Guest Author Jan 22, 2013

The NOSQL world is crowded with data stores that offer variations on key-value storage. These so-called aggregate-oriented# stores often have beneficial operational characteristics when compared to relational databases but little modeling expressiveness. Yet there’s…

Microsoft Scrambling to Beat ActiveSync Cut-Off Date – Breaking Analysis

By Molly Sassmann Jan 22, 2013

In mid-December, Google announced its plans to discontinue support for Exchange ActiveSync with free Gmail accounts beginning January 30. SiliconANGLE Contributing Editor John Casaretto explained that for Microsoft phone users, this means a total…

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Dell Says BYOD is Still Relevant, Nevermind Dell Can’t Conquer the Trend

Did Yahoo ‘Snap Up’ Snip.It Just To Get Its Hands On Ramy Adeeb?

Hortonworks Unveils Desktop Version of Hadoop, Expedites Automation

Misconceptions about NoSQL

Multi-Petabyte Databases Demand Hyperscale Distributed Technologies

Valve Launches Steam Guides

‘Anonymous’ Hacks Australian University’s Email, Protests Bulk iPad Buy

ServicesAngle News Briefs for January 22, 2013

Top 5 Reasons to Get Your Graph On

Microsoft Scrambling to Beat ActiveSync Cut-Off Date – Breaking Analysis

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