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ARM Puts Virtualization In Hardware For BYOD World
ARM Lead Mobile Strategist, James Bruce, joins InformationWeek's Art Wittmann at the whiteboard to talk about why virtualization is such an important trend for smartphones, and how ARM's Cortext-A15 will enable that virtualization in hardware.

Zynga Masters The Hybrid Cloud, Turns It Into A Service
Zynga, one of the most popular developers of games in the universe went from relying on the public cloud, to developing a private cloud (Z-Cloud), which it now offers as a service. CTO Allan Leinwand discusses how it came about, and talks big data.

What DataSift Customer Sentiment Analysis Shows
In this video chat from our latest episode of Valley View, we talk with DataSift CEO Rob Bailey about what differentiates his customer sentiment analysis tools.

Proton Media's Immersive Enterprise Collaboration In 3D
As enterprise organizations try to solve the collaboration problem, Proton Media comes to the rescue with ProtoSphere, an immersive, 3D environment that ties itself to the Microsoft stack (Lync, Outlook, Sharepoint) for a unique experience. Proton Media's Ronald J. Burns is interviewed.

Elevator Pitch: Aurasma's Augmented Reality; Hitachi Consulting

Evernote Prepares To Storm The Enterprise
Evernote CEO Phil Libin talks about the ubiquitous productivity application and platform and where his company is heading next.

Salesforce.com's Social Enterprise Emphasizes 'Customer' In CRM
Salesforce.com cofounder Parker Harris discusses why the company has moved past its Cloud 2 mantra, with acquisitions like Heroku and Radian6 enabling even tighter customer relationships for the enterprise.

Arista Puts Real-Time Apps On New Switch
Andy Bechtolsheim, Arista Networks' founder and chief development officer, explains his company's AppSwitch 7124FX, which takes ultra-low-latency networking to a new level. Check out the video interview.

Piston Cloud Founder Demos Enterprise OpenStack Distribution
Piston Cloud takes the OpenStack framework and turns it into a private cloud delivery product. Cofounder and CEO Joshua McKenty shows us how it works.

All The Tech News Fit To Parody
Fritz Nelson rounds up a month's worth of headlines and YouTube video worthy of ridicule.

Google+: A discussion with Google Global Director Rikard Steiber
Google social and mobile global marketing director Rikard Steiber comes to the set of InformationWeek's Valley View to explain why businesses should use Google Plus to engage their customers.

Mobile Device Management Debate: Mobile Iron vs Good Technologyx
Almost every enterprise IT organization is evaluating mobile device management options. We pit two industry leaders--MobileIron and Good Technology--against each other in a video debate.

Michael Skaff, CIO of The San Francisco Symphony
David Berlind and Fritz Nelson interview San Francisco Symphony CIO Michael Skaff about how he's keeping one of the City's leading non-profit organizations on the bleeding edge.

Demo: Tely Labs TelyTV -- Skype on your HD TV, featuring CEO, Sreekanth Ravi
Android-based TelyHD connects your TV to the Internet to enable Skype video calling, photo sharing, and other features.

Demo: Metamarkets Big Data platform, featuring CEO Michael Driscoll
Business Intelligence startup Metamarkets aims to take "BI in the cloud" one step further.

Demo: Chart.io business intelligence for the masses, featuring CEO David Beyer
Startup's cloud-based business intelligence solution takes on entrenched on-premises BI providers.

Tech News: It's All A Joke
For each episode of Valley View, our monthly live web TV show, we like to start out with a little bit of a news update ... complete with sarcasm and cheap shots, because there's nothing worse than an industry that takes itself too seriously.

National Field: The Data Driven Social Enterprise
The Obama campaign used National Field in 2008 to bring together, and share all of the data around its outreach efforts -- all of its calls, contacts and meetings were tracked every day using the social enterprise platform. Edward Saatchi, CEO and co-Founder explains.

SAP's Bold Desires: Leadership In Cloud, Mobile, Big Data
SAP has bold plans. One of the world's biggest software companies has been moving into mobile, the cloud, and big data through acquisition and organic product development, and company executives have committed to becoming the leader in each market. SAP's President and Corporate Officer Sanjay Poonen is interviewed.

CES Roundup
Video demonstrations of Basis health monitoring wristwatch, Lytro camera (which captures the entire light field) and HP's high-end Ultrabook, the Envy Spectre 14. These were some of the hottest gadgets we saw at CES 2012.

Box.net CEO Aaron Levie
Flush with more than $80 million in new venture money, the Box.net CEO aims to take on Microsoft and redefine collaboration in the enterprise.

OpenFlow Explained
Openflow is the hottest topic in networking -- a way to bring the benefits of virtualization to the switched network. InformationWeek's Art Wittmann will join BigSwitch for a whiteboard session where we'll explain how it all works, and why it's a good thing.

Holiday Gift Guide
Still deciding on gifts for the holidays? We've got a handful of some of our favorites for the technology lover in your life.

HP Chairman, Kleiner Perkins Partner, Ray Lane
HP has had a tumultuous year: It ousted Leo Apotheker as CEO after only 10 months, naming Meg Whitman to the post. It decided to exit the PC business, and then decided to get back in. It acquired Autonomy for a princely sum. HP Chairman Ray Lane has been there through the rocky ride. But that's not all we'll talk about with Lane -- we'll ask him where he sees some of the more exciting technology investment going in Silicon Valley.