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Why you need to stop comparing Snap to Facebook
News Analysis

Why you need to stop comparing Snap to Facebook

Snap’s short life as a public company took a turn for the worse this week. While dramatic slides in value aren’t unprecedented for new publicly traded social firms, Snap does have some perception problems to address.
By Matt KapkoMay, 12 2017
It’s Open

How GE Healthcare migrated 500 applications to the cloud

GE Healthcare recently migrated its infrastructure to cloud — and ‘remotely managed private cloud’ was a big part of that migration.
By Swapnil BhartiyaMay, 12 2017
It’s Open

Reports of OpenStack’s death are greatly exaggerated

Contrary to the reports of demise of OpenStack, this open source project is growing at an unprecedented rate.
By Swapnil BhartiyaMay, 11 2017
It’s Open

Snowden argues for cloud control at OpenStack Summit

“We should be working for the spirit of technology itself. Moving people closer to a more empowered future,” says Edward Snowden.
By Swapnil BhartiyaMay, 10 2017
Why Amazon is putting Alexa everywhere
News Analysis

Why Amazon is putting Alexa everywhere

The head of Amazon’s Alexa business explains why the company is investing heavily in voice services for manufacturers of various device types.
By Matt KapkoMay, 10 2017
VA turns to Congress to expand telemedicine
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VA turns to Congress to expand telemedicine

The Department of Veterans Affairs touts the potential for broadband-enabled health delivery to improve access and quality of care in rural and remote areas, but it needs some help.
By Kenneth CorbinMay, 9 2017
Facebook nears 2 billion users, warns ad growth will slow
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Facebook nears 2 billion users, warns ad growth will slow

Facebook outperformed financial projections for the eighth consecutive quarter and is closing in on more than 2 billion monthly users. However, the company says expect ad growth to slow.
By Matt KapkoMay, 5 2017
Net neutrality defenders gear up for new fight
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Net neutrality defenders gear up for new fight

Advocates of strong net neutrality protections enforced by the FCC are down but not out as they prepare for a new fight as agency chair pushes to dismantle internet regulations.
By Kenneth CorbinMay, 5 2017
Burnout isn't budging in the U.S. workforce
News Analysis

Burnout isn't budging in the U.S. workforce

Burnout is the new normal in the American workplace. But there is a path to burnout recovery and technology can help. But first you need to admit there’s a problem.rn
By Sharon FlorentineMay, 5 2017
SpaceX urges lawmakers to support broadband satellite plan
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SpaceX urges lawmakers to support broadband satellite plan

Elon Musk's space exploration company details plans to launch an ambitious broadband service as lawmakers mull an infrastructure overhaul.
By Kenneth CorbinMay, 4 2017
How Facebook plans to bring Messenger to business
News Analysis

How Facebook plans to bring Messenger to business

Speaking at the Collision conference this week, Facebook’s Stan Chudnovsky said the company remains committed to making Messenger a multi-purpose platform.
By Matt KapkoMay, 3 2017
How YouTube plans to dominate your living room
News Analysis

How YouTube plans to dominate your living room

YouTube made its pitch for the future of TV in the living room at the Collision conference this week. Its head of product also addressed the massive advertiser backlash that began in earnest in late March.
By Matt KapkoMay, 3 2017
Microsoft and Google riding the cloud wave
News Analysis

Microsoft and Google riding the cloud wave

Cloud-based services and infrastructure are boosting the financial performances of Microsoft and Google. In earnings calls this week, Google says it has developed 'deep enterprise' strengths and Microsoft says it's executing on digital transformations thanks to the cloud.
By Matt KapkoApr, 28 2017
News

The North Face’s parent company names new CIO

Sandra Harris is taking over for retiring Martin Schneider at a time when retailers are overhauling both back-end and customer-facing technology to meet consumers' digital shopping habits.
By Clint BoultonApr, 28 2017
It’s Open

Can Project Halium revive Linux on mobile?

A group of developers have come together to bring open source mobile projects under the same roof to create a fully open source mobile framework.rn
By Swapnil BhartiyaApr, 27 2017
Digital advertising surpassed TV ads in 2016
News Analysis

Digital advertising surpassed TV ads in 2016

Television has finally been ousted by smaller and smarter screens. Digital advertising jumped 22 percent in 2016, beating the TV market for the first time.
By Matt KapkoApr, 27 2017
News Analysis

Twitter adds 9M new users, revenue beats low expectations

Twitter turned in an impressive quarter to kick off 2017, but 9 million new users and better-than-expected, but still declining, revenues won’t keep investors happy for long.
By Matt KapkoApr, 27 2017
Federal CIOs tackle the next phase of cloud migration
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Federal CIOs tackle the next phase of cloud migration

Many government agencies have already moved basic applications and services to the cloud, but when it comes to the next wave, CIOs must take a hard look at their systems and negotiate flexible contracts with vendors.
By Kenneth CorbinApr, 27 2017
News

LinkedIn passes the 500 million registered user mark

On the heels of rapid improvements across much of the platform LinkedIn now has 500 million registered users on board, one analyst says it could double or triple its reach under Microsoft.
By Matt KapkoApr, 26 2017
Bringing AI to enterprise integration
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Bringing AI to enterprise integration

SnapLogic's new Iris technology uses artificial intelligence to power an enterprise integration assistant designed to help business users, analysts and developers connect data, applications and processes.
By Thor OlavsrudApr, 21 2017
It’s Open

How to containerize your legacy apps without sweating

Docker, along with its partners, has created a program called Modernize Traditional Applications (MTA) to containerize legacy applications without changing a single line of code.
By Swapnil BhartiyaApr, 21 2017
MongoDB database as a service offering goes global
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MongoDB database as a service offering goes global

MongoDB's Atlas database as a service offering is now available in 14 Amazon Web services regions, giving users around the globe the capability to co-locate the operational database service near the applications it powers.
By Thor OlavsrudApr, 20 2017
Trump’s H-1B reform resolves few questions
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Trump’s H-1B reform resolves few questions

It’s unclear if the U.S. president’s latest order will, in fact, help American IT workers or lead to increased offshoring and automation.
By Stephanie OverbyApr, 20 2017
Procter & Gamble names Coke IT vet as new CIO
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Procter & Gamble names Coke IT vet as new CIO

The consumer packaged goods company welcomes Javier Polit at a time when industry players are eyeing mobile applications, IoT and analytics to get closer to consumers.
By Clint BoultonApr, 19 2017
Face-off: ServiceNow vs. Zendesk for IT service management
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Face-off: ServiceNow vs. Zendesk for IT service management

Considering an IT service management (ITSM) suite? Download this free report for side-by-side comparisons of rival products from ServiceNow and Zendesk, based on reviews written by enterprise users of the products.
By IT Central StationApr, 19 2017
It’s Open

What is LinuxKit and why does it matter?

LinuxKit allows you to build your own lean and mean containerized operating system.rn
By Swapnil BhartiyaApr, 19 2017
Facebook claims Workplace success
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Facebook claims Workplace success

Workplace, Facebook’s social network for business, is gaining more large customers such Starbucks and Viacom. The service, launched six months ago, is also expanding third-party integrations for key enterprise features.
By Matt KapkoApr, 18 2017
What’s behind VMware’s Wavefront acquisition?
News Analysis

What’s behind VMware’s Wavefront acquisition?

Wavefront's software is designed to help CIOs monitor cloud systems at a time when most IT departments are speeding up application deployment with DevOps.
By Clint BoultonApr, 18 2017
LinkedIn aims to put messaging everywhere
News Analysis

LinkedIn aims to put messaging everywhere

Half of LinkedIn’s active users are using messaging every week, but many of those conversations happen in a silo. LinkedIn hopes to change that with a new messaging interface that follows you.
By Matt KapkoApr, 13 2017
Databricks lays production data pipelines
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Databricks lays production data pipelines

The new Databricks for Data Engineering edition of the Apache Spark-based cloud platform is optimized for combining SQL, structured streaming, ETL and machine learning workloads running on Spark.
By Thor OlavsrudApr, 13 2017
Salaries for storage, networking pros continue to rise
News Analysis

Salaries for storage, networking pros continue to rise

The annual salary survey from Dice.com shows tech salaries stagnating slightly, but certain in-demand skills did see increases in 2016.rn
By Sharon FlorentineApr, 12 2017
Despite political uncertainty, employers bullish on hiring
News Analysis

Despite political uncertainty, employers bullish on hiring

U.S. employers are optimistic about the second quarter, despite political uncertainty, according to the most recent ManpowerGroup Employment Outlook Survey.rn
By Sharon FlorentineApr, 10 2017
Why Google BigQuery excels at BI on big data concurrency
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Why Google BigQuery excels at BI on big data concurrency

Should you use Hadoop for your big data business intelligence needs? BigQuery? What's the difference between on-premises Hadoop, in-cloud Hadoop and a serverless model like Google BigQuery's? A new benchmark from AtScale seeks to help you navigate those questions.
By Thor OlavsrudApr, 7 2017
It’s Open

Canonical kills Unity, MIR and Ubuntu phones

Ubuntu is going back to Gnome and will adopt Wayland.rn
By Swapnil BhartiyaApr, 6 2017
Samsung targets the enterprise with Galaxy S8 and S8+
News Analysis

Samsung targets the enterprise with Galaxy S8 and S8+

The Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8+ are two stunning devices for consumers, but business users and IT departments will find a lot to love about the new smartphones, too.
By Sarah K. WhiteApr, 6 2017
News Analysis

Why Facebook is giving Workplace away for free

The good news: Facebook is offering a free version of Workplace that removes a significant barrier to adoption. The bad news: It comes without administrative controls and key enterprise features.
By Matt KapkoApr, 5 2017
Eye on Apple

Apple spills the beans about a new Mac Pro, iMac Pro and pro displays

A new and redesigned Mac Pro is on the way from Apple. The company also noted that an iMac Pro and Apple-branded pro displays are in the works.
By Jim LynchApr, 4 2017
New Hortonworks release focuses on SQL and EDW
News

New Hortonworks release focuses on SQL and EDW

With the release of its HDP 2.6 Hadoop distribution, Hortonworks seeks to help you boost the performance of SQL interactive queries and optimize their existing enterprise data warehouse investments.
By Thor OlavsrudApr, 4 2017
News

Can the IoT transform loading operations?

Zebra Technologies' SmartPack Trailer is designed to use the internet of things (IoT) to give public and private freight and parcel carriers real-time operational visibility into the efficiency of loading trailers, load quality, staff training and safety.
By Thor OlavsrudApr, 3 2017
Will Facebook putting ‘Stories’ everywhere crack Snapchat?
News Analysis

Will Facebook putting ‘Stories’ everywhere crack Snapchat?

Facebook has replicated a core feature of Snapchat and delivered a nearly identical version of Stories to all four of its major apps. Some call it copycatting. Others say it's just good business.
By Matt KapkoMar, 30 2017
Federal CIO authority still falling short
News

Federal CIO authority still falling short

It’s been more than two years in to the most ambitious overhaul of federal IT in almost 20 years, and many CIOs say they still lack authority over new acquisitions and aren't able to halt failing projects.
By Kenneth CorbinMar, 30 2017
Eye on Apple

President Trump dumps Android for Apple's iPhone

President Trump has given up his old Android phone and is now using an Apple iPhone for his tweets and other social media.
By Jim LynchMar, 29 2017
News

Samsung Introduces Galaxy S8 and S8+, featuring Infinity displays

Samsung introduced its two newest flagship smartphones — the Galaxy S8 and S8+. Both devices feature bezel-free Infinity Displays, streamlined designs and security features to help separate work and play.
By Sarah K. WhiteMar, 29 2017
Jethro automates data engineering tasks for BI on Hadoop
News

Jethro automates data engineering tasks for BI on Hadoop

By automating costly and time-consuming data engineering tasks associated with business intelligence on Hadoop, Jethro aims to accelerate BI queries.
By Thor OlavsrudMar, 28 2017
10 digital marketing jobs that top the pay scale
News Analysis

10 digital marketing jobs that top the pay scale

Looking for a career that combines the best of technology with boundless creativity and pays a six-figure salary? Digital marketing is the place to be.rn
By Sharon FlorentineMar, 28 2017
7 hot marketing certifications and how they pay off
News Analysis

7 hot marketing certifications and how they pay off

Certifications are a great way to reinforce your skills and expertise on your resume, but not all certifications are worth your time. See how these seven popular marketing certifications stack up, and how they'll impact your salary.rn
By Sarah K. WhiteMar, 27 2017
LinkedIn add news curation with ‘trending storylines’
News

LinkedIn add news curation with ‘trending storylines’

LinkedIn is taking cues from its social networking counterparts and is releasing a separate feed of news articles and topics based on your interests and profession.
By Matt KapkoMar, 22 2017
News Analysis

Why Apple dropped iPad’s price to lowest yet

Apple cut the price of its entry-level iPad by almost 18 percent — perhaps in a move to fend off Google in the education market. The company also refreshed the iPhone SE, introduced a red version of the iPhone 7 and announced a new video-editing app for social sharing.
By Matt KapkoMar, 22 2017
Slow growth ahead for IT outsourcing
News Analysis

Slow growth ahead for IT outsourcing

Political uncertainty, digital disruption, and continued competition could significantly slow IT services growth over the next three years.
By Stephanie OverbyMar, 21 2017
FBI investigating possible Trump-Russia collusion, dismisses wiretap allegations
News

FBI investigating possible Trump-Russia collusion, dismisses wiretap allegations

Amid widespread hacking purportedly sanctioned by the Russian government, FBI Director Comey confirms active investigation into potential coordination between Trump campaign and foreign operatives, while shooting down allegations that Obama had Trump Tower wiretapped.
By Kenneth CorbinMar, 21 2017
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