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by Angela Guess Arik Hesseldahl of All Things D reports, “There are an awful lot of start-ups who claim to want to help companies find useful meaning in the deluge of data they are producing, and there’s an awful lot of money going to those start-ups. One that has gotten a fair amount of...
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by Angela Guess Alex Williams of TechCrunch reports, “Portland-based Cloudability has raised $8.7 million from the Foundry Group in a Series A round for its service that tracks cloud costs and gives better visibility into spending for online services that often go unmonitored. Other participants in the round include 500 Startups,Trinity Ventures and Wieden + Kennedy, one of the world’s leading independent advertising agencies.”...
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by Angela Guess Alex Rossino of the Washington Post recently discussed government spending trends with regards to Big Data. Rossino writes, “Three years ago, cloud computing was generating all of the hype in information technology. Now the spotlight is on ‘big data,’ a term used to describe the exploding volume of data accumulated by federal agencies....
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by Angela Guess Host Analytics reports, “The results of an independent survey of almost 350 CIOs and IT executives on attitudes, trends and challenges pertaining to cloud adoption were announced today. The research was conducted by Dimensional Research and commissioned by Host Analytics. The survey shows strong optimism on the current benefits and potential...
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by Angela Guess Mike Caniff recently wrote an article for the Informatica Blog regarding Master Data Management and the Cloud. He writes, “MDM solutions vary by industry in terms of tactical approaches taken – e.g., pharmaceutical/life sciences will adopt semi-batch, database-centric approaches for master physician data to be deployed to sales forces, while financial...
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by Angela Guess Reuven Cohen recently wrote an article for Forbes regarding the unstructured future of cloud computing. He writes, “There seemed to be an underlying sense that cloud computing is no longer the new kid on the block with one person noting that ‘the shine is gone.’ Regardless of...
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by Angela Guess Versant Corporation has announced a free, pre-release version of Versant JPA for the Cloud. The solution is a “pure, cloud-based Java client for the Versant Object Database (VOD) certified for use on the Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2). With this new Java-based API on EC2, enterprise development teams can leverage existing...
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by Angela Guess Ted Samson of InfoWorld reports, “In an effort to secure a spot as the de facto virtualization provider for all things Hadoop, VMware today announced an open source project dubbed Serengeti that lets companies easily deploy and manage Hadoop distributions in virtual and cloud environments. The new project, along with new code...
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by Charles Roe In Part 1 of the article “Cloud Deployment of Hadoop and HBase” the essential features of the Hadoop and HBase were discussed. This article is based on Jonathan Hsieh’s four-part NoSQL Now! 2001 Conference tutorial and only covers part one of that presentation. If you’d like to watch all four parts...
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by Angela Guess Darryl Taft of eWeek.com recently shared a presentation of the top ten standards needed for collaboration and cloud computing according to IBM. He explains, ” As IBM moves further into the cloud and seeks to become more of a social business, the company continues to evolve the way it works with its tools...
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