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“Not Change for Change’s Sake”: EMC on the New State of IT Enterprise

By Kathryn Buford May 27, 2012

In their ongoing coverage of the 20 112 EMC World Conference, John Furrier and Dave Vellante spoke with Howard Elias, President and COO of EMC Global Services division about new trends in IT enterprise…

This Week in Cloud: EMC World, M&A and APIs

By Maria Deutscher May 27, 2012

This week featured EMC World 2012, the storage giant’s annual conference that, as promised, managed to outdo last year with nothing short of 42 new product announcements, as well as other updates. Here’s a…

Dell Taking Low Profits “In Stride”

By Josette Rigsby May 27, 2012

The last few months have been quite the roller coaster ride for Dell. The company’s stock prices have fallen 17 percent to $12.49 – the largest one day decline the company has seen for…

Cisco on the Next-Gen Datacenter

By John Casaretto May 25, 2012

Cisco’s Dominic Delfino is the Senior Director for the company’s datacenter portfolio and he sat in on #theCube at EMCWorld 2012 with Stuart Miniman for a discussion that covered the evolving datacenter, EMC, and…

How To Train Your Data Scientist

By Matt Weinberger May 25, 2012

Yes, maybe there’s a significant skills gap in the big data and analytics market. And with enterprises everywhere looking to reap the benefits of actionable large-scale business intelligence, we can’t wait forever for formalized…

EMC’s Chuck Hollis on IT Transformation

By John Casaretto May 25, 2012

Chuck Hollis, EMC Vice President and Global Marketing CTO sat in on theCube this week at EMCWorld 2012, where he shared some of the latest coming from EMC with Dave Vellante. Hollis is always…

Microsoft Windows Azure Is So Popular, It’s Turning Customers Away

By Matt Weinberger May 25, 2012

Capacity planning is a huge headache for the IT professional, no matter the scale: Too much capacity, and you’re wasting money and resources, but too little and you’re risking a shortage. Prospective Microsoft Windows…

Amazon Web Services Launches Export Service for VMs but Getting Application Data Out Remains Elusive

By Alex Williams May 25, 2012

Amazon Web Services has announced a service that allows customers to export previously imported EC2 instances back to on-premise environments. That’s a shift that will send ripples throughout the market and bolsters the argument…

SuccessFactors Transitioning to HANA by Q3

By Maria Deutscher May 25, 2012

SAP’s HANA in-memory big data appliance has come a long way in the past twelve months, and HR subsidiary SuccessFactors evidently had enough confidence in the platform to migrate its Workforce Analytics and Workforce…

PayPal Changes the Game, but Isn’t the Only Player

By Harmony Tapper May 25, 2012

When PayPal debuted in cyberspace in 1998 it was a novel move towards a globally connected e-commerce society by allowing business and users to make and send payments directly through the internet. PayPal radically…

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“Not Change for Change’s Sake”: EMC on the New State of IT Enterprise

Dell Taking Low Profits “In Stride”

How To Train Your Data Scientist

EMC’s Chuck Hollis on IT Transformation

Microsoft Windows Azure Is So Popular, It’s Turning Customers Away

Amazon Web Services Launches Export Service for VMs but Getting Application Data Out Remains Elusive

PayPal Changes the Game, but Isn’t the Only Player

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