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Enkitec’s Sumneva Acquisitions Means Enhanced Big Data Solutions

By Kathryn Buford Jul 6, 2012

When it comes to realizing the potential of Big Data, clients need new technologies, tools and approaches. After several years of collaboration, Enkitec, an Oracle-centric IT solutions consulting firm, has acquired Sumneva, an Oracle…

What Does the Internet of Things Mean for Today’s Culture?

By Saroj Kar Jul 6, 2012

Today we are living the era of ‘permanent revolution’ thanks to the configuration of new media, entertainment and culture. Without a doubt, the technological developments that are setting up in record time are creating…

Wakoopa Social Shut Down

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 6, 2012

Wakoopa, the social networking site that monitors the software used by its members, announced last month that they will be shutting down Wakoopa Social. Wakoopa Social was launched in 2007 to make software discovery…

Google Denies Android Botnet Claims

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 6, 2012

Today’s mobile news roundup features security experts’ retractions to the Android botnet, Amazon’s preparations to release an iPhone and Android competitor, and Apple getting sued over Siri. No Android botnet Earlier this week, security…

Big Money Data: Three New Ways Finance is Using Big Data

By Mike Wheatley Jul 6, 2012

The emergence of big data cannot be underestimated. Big data is becoming more important in just about every industry, but perhaps none more so than in the arena of finance. Banks, lenders, Wall Street…

Google Enterprise Chief to CIOs: Embrace Consumerization

By Matt Weinberger Jul 5, 2012

Right before the entire country knocked off for fireworks and barbecues this week, Google Enterprise VP Amit Singh wrote up some of his observations from meeting with CIOs across the country. And the number…

FBI Operation Ghost Click will Shut Off Internet for Thousands

By John Casaretto Jul 5, 2012

It is currently expected that hundreds of thousands of infected PCs will lose internet connectivity come Monday July 9 at 12:01 am. The loss of connectivity is related to a widespread virus and massive…

WikiLeaks To Release Boatload Syria Files, E-mails From 2006 to 2012

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 5, 2012

WikiLeaks, the international not-for-profit organization responsible for publishing documents from whistleblowers, acquired more than 2.4 million e-mails between Syrian politicians, government officials and companies dating from August 2006 until March 2012. The group said…

The Queen’s Peace of the 21st Century Brought by Big Data to Los Angeles

By Kyt Dotson Jul 5, 2012

The realm of justice and crime is a vast arena that contains a great deal of actors and how to approach it is a problem for law enforcement and governments worldwide. In many cases,…

Juniper’s Revamped Partner Program, Addresses Channel Demands

By Maria Deutscher Jul 5, 2012

Juniper Networks competes with Cisco and other vendors over a rapidly evolving networking market that’s being heavily influenced by trends such as the mobile enterprise and cloud computing. Partners account for a very significant…

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Enkitec’s Sumneva Acquisitions Means Enhanced Big Data Solutions

What Does the Internet of Things Mean for Today’s Culture?

Google Denies Android Botnet Claims

Big Money Data: Three New Ways Finance is Using Big Data

Google Enterprise Chief to CIOs: Embrace Consumerization

FBI Operation Ghost Click will Shut Off Internet for Thousands

WikiLeaks To Release Boatload Syria Files, E-mails From 2006 to 2012

The Queen’s Peace of the 21st Century Brought by Big Data to Los Angeles

Juniper’s Revamped Partner Program, Addresses Channel Demands

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