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In 5 Years Digital Pubs Will Rebuild for the Wired World, says Zinio CMO

By Kristen Nicole Oct 24, 2012

With yesterday’s unveiling of the new iPad mini came an update for another Apple product: iBooks. It may not have seemed like the best setting for software update news, but the success of iBooks…

IBM’s PureSystems Combines Advantages of Single SKU Integrated Systems with Flexibility of Full Customization

By Bert Latamore Oct 23, 2012

Most of the new data-center-in-a-box unified systems fielded in the last two years fit somewhere along a continuum between fully pre-defined and unchangeable but highly integrated systems and highly configurable but less well integrated…

Big Data Matchmaker – IBM Director Tom Deutch on the Fit for Purpose Paradigm

By Amber Harris Oct 23, 2012

Think Big Data seems to be the running theme at IBM’s IOD event this week, and Wikibon founder Dave Vellante, along with SiliconAngle founder John Furrier were able to speak with Tom Deutch, Program…

IBM Switches Themes for IOD: Think Big for Data

By Maria Deutscher Oct 23, 2012

Wikibon chief analyst made an appearance on this morning’s NewsDesk to discuss the two hottest events in IT this week: IBM Information OnDemand, and Strata Conference + Hadoop World. The latter kicked off today…

Big Data is the Pattern that Connects, Enlists Wonder, says Jason Silva

By Amber Harris Oct 23, 2012

We caught up with actor/film maker Jason Silva at IBM IOD at Data Week in NYC today, where he speaks on big data and how it’s changing the world. Silva mentioned how the divide…

Zingers Weren’t as Tweet-Worthy in Final Presidential Debate

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 23, 2012

The third and final presidential debate commenced last night, and both President Obama and Governor Romney showed they’ve tired of playing Mr. Nice Guy, bringing a pocketful of memorable zingers to the table. Though…

Disruptive Funding Ideals Need Not Fear the SEC

By Maria Deutscher Oct 23, 2012

Wall Street is getting excited over two relatively new trends that are just starting to make a real impact in their respective segments. One of them is FundersClub, which recently raised $6 million in…

Death By Big Data: The Peril of Predictions

By Mike Wheatley Oct 23, 2012

To the uninitiated, the job of a data scientist probably doesn’t seem all that exciting, and certainly, it doesn’t seem like the kind of career where there would be too many occupational hazards that…

Big Data, Social, Analytics, Content Management Everywhere – IBM’s Ken Bisconti

By John Casaretto Oct 23, 2012

Ken Bisconti, IBM Product and Strategy for the Enterprise Content Management sat down on theCube with Furrier and Vellante. As VP of enterprise content management, Bisconti is focused on products and strategies. He shares his perspective…

Google Compute Engine for OpenStack. But Why?

By Isha Suri Oct 23, 2012

Cloudscaling, the leading provider of open cloud infrastructure solutions for cloud-ready applications has recently launched a new compute API set for OpenStack that is compatible with Google Compute Engine (GCE), Google’s Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) compute…

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In 5 Years Digital Pubs Will Rebuild for the Wired World, says Zinio CMO

IBM’s PureSystems Combines Advantages of Single SKU Integrated Systems with Flexibility of Full Customization

Big Data Matchmaker – IBM Director Tom Deutch on the Fit for Purpose Paradigm

IBM Switches Themes for IOD: Think Big for Data

Big Data is the Pattern that Connects, Enlists Wonder, says Jason Silva

Zingers Weren’t as Tweet-Worthy in Final Presidential Debate

Disruptive Funding Ideals Need Not Fear the SEC

Death By Big Data: The Peril of Predictions

Google Compute Engine for OpenStack. But Why?

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