"Part visionary thinker, part ruthless pragmatist, he [Ken Brill] was an iconoclast and innovator, and a man of great integrity and passion. He is legitimately known around the world as 'The Father of the Data Center Industry.' "
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Data virtualization ensures data is well integrated with other systems so enterprises can harness big data for analytics and operations.
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Former FBI officers revealed to the Wall Street Journal the existence of FBI Android malware is used to spy on suspects for investigations.
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Tags: FBI, Android, malware, investigations
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Chitale Dairy, an Indian dairy producer founded in 1930s, churns out 400,000 liters of milk per day among other goods, to empower front-line factory workers with data analytics.
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Tags: Analytics, Benefits, Virtualization, Dairy Factory, Milk
Engineers at Pennsylvania State University landed a $1 million grant from National Science Foundation for research into reducing power consumption at data centers.
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“We can deduce from our findings that cloud is largely restricted to test and development, and software as a service (SaaS). IT leaders have held back from putting their business engine in the cloud – the suites of core applications and data that lie at the heart of the organisation. They are concerned that cloud providers do not appreciate the complexity of their legacy ICT estate and fear migration may not be successful.”
~ Damian Skendrovic, VP Cloud Services, NTT Europe
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Tags: Cloud, IT, CIO, Concerns, Complexity
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Corporate IT may no longer be cheapest purveyor of application hosting, infrastructure, storage and other services.
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Tags: IT, Cloud Computing, Enterprise, Economics
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Tags: Management, Cloud Computing, CIOs, End-User Experience, Concern
