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Evaluating Mobile Support in Enterprise Social Platforms: They’re Not All the Same

By Josette Rigsby Oct 8, 2012

Social adoption is growing rapidly in the enterprise. Employees seek the same effortless anytime any place collaboration in the office that they enjoy with friends on popular social networks, and that requires mobile access. Support…

Security-as-a-Service (SECaaS) May Give Enterprises Peace of Mind

By Tavis J. Hampton Oct 7, 2012

A few weeks ago, HP rolled out a plethora of new security-as-a-service (SECaaS) offerings for its customers. As enterprises move toward outsourcing a greater chunk of their infrastructure, SECaaS may be a natural extension…

This Week in Big Data: Funding, Security and Smart Grids

By Maria Deutscher Oct 7, 2012

This week was a very notable one for big thanks to a handful of updates, and a new startup that might just change the way we think of big data today. Trifacta raised $$4.3…

This Week in the Cloud: Oracle, Workday IPO and More

By Maria Deutscher Oct 6, 2012

Oracle’s annual event OpenWorld is one that really stood out this week. The 5-day event at San Francisco was packed with product updates, but it was Larry Ellison’s big keynote was what really made…

Hewlett-Packard Not Selling EDS, But Should

By Maria Deutscher Oct 5, 2012

Hewlett-Packard’s stock is down more than 12 percent at a 10-year low of $14.91 after the company said it expects profit for fiscal year 2013 to be between $3.40 and $3.60 per share. Wall…

SAP’s Big Data Solution for Amazon Wannabes: HANA for B&M Stores

By Maria Deutscher Oct 5, 2012

Business intelligence kingpin SAP launched Precision Retailing on Tuesday, a solution that offers customers an Amazon-like experience at the point-of-sale with item recommendations and custom suggestions. The software is joined by a new…

Microsoft Uses Big Data To Help Save The World’s Most Endangered Species

By Mike Wheatley Oct 5, 2012

The animal kingdom has a lot to thank big data for. Following last week’s news that Japanese scientists are mapping bluefin tuna populations to ensure a sustainable supply of sushi, Microsoft’s engineers are getting…

A Degree of “Badness” In Hacking? The Tales of the Bad, the Robinhoods, and the Hacktivists

By Cherr Aira Oct 5, 2012

Gone are the days when society thinks of hackers as the greasy-haired geeks in pajamas who spend their entire life in front of the screen playing around with viruses and infecting networks for fun. Hacking has…

Time To Make Sense of Tumblr with Union Metrics Analytics Tool

By Mike Wheatley Oct 5, 2012

Blogging platform Tumblr has teamed up with Union Metrics to finally be able to offer its users the chance to visualize and analyze traffic. The data visualization and analytics platform was unveiled by Tumblr’s…

QLogic Q2: an Opportunity to Restore Optimism

By Maria Deutscher Oct 5, 2012

QLogic plans to announce financial results for the second quarter of fiscal year 2013 later this month on the 25th, according to a statement. Last quarter QLogic failed to meet analysts’ expectations with net…

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This Week in Big Data: Funding, Security and Smart Grids

Hewlett-Packard Not Selling EDS, But Should

SAP’s Big Data Solution for Amazon Wannabes: HANA for B&M Stores

Microsoft Uses Big Data To Help Save The World’s Most Endangered Species

A Degree of “Badness” In Hacking? The Tales of the Bad, the Robinhoods, and the Hacktivists

Time To Make Sense of Tumblr with Union Metrics Analytics Tool

QLogic Q2: an Opportunity to Restore Optimism

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