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IoT Market Forecast At $11 Trillion, Report Finds
A new report from McKinsey finds that the market for IoT could reach $11 trillion by 2025. This means a sea change for IT, as well as the CIOs who have to manage budgets.
Google Wants You To Be Healthy
An assortment of cloud-based data-collecting and data-analysis tools aimed at health practitioners, researchers, and individuals offers ideas for any enterprise looking to maximize cloud computing.
Amazon Wants Developers Creating Alexa Apps
Amazon is looking to expand its Alexa personal assistant beyond Echo by appealing to developers and leveraging AWS.
IBM, Box Cloud Partnership: What It Means
IBM and Box enter a partnership to bring mobile storage and sharing to the enterprise cloud.
Windows 2003 Server End Of Support: What IT Needs To Know
Many systems administrators will look at migrating from Windows Server 2003 as a daunting task. It should instead be seen as a chance to review your hardware, software, and deployment options. Here are seven things you need to know.
Snowflake Launches Virtual Data Warehouses On AWS
Snowflake, led by former Microsoft exec Bob Muglia, offers a virtual data warehouse system on Amazon's cloud. Pay for only what you use.
NBA CIO Focuses On Analytics, Data And Fans
The NBA is one of the most tech-savvy sports leagues. A lot of that has to do with CIO Michael Gliedman, who oversees the process of turning reams of data into a fan-friendly stats website.
Gmail Undo Send Plus 3 More Improvements We Need
The "Undo Send" feature in Gmail graduated from beta status on June 23. That's nice, but here are three features that business users really need from Google's email service.
Docker, CoreOS Bury The Hatchet For Container Spec
Container rivals Docker and CoreOS, plus 18 other organizations, link arms behind a common container specification.
IBM Takes Bluemix To Europe Via Sogeti
IBM allies with major European IT-advising partner Sogeti to offer the Bluemix platform to developers in 15 countries.
Oracle's Financials Detail Its Cloud Computing Future
For IT professionals, as well as the CIOs who sign off on expensive Oracle technology, the company's new cloud strategy is a sea change worth watching.
10 Online Cloud Computing Courses To Get Ahead
Cloud is the talk of the IT industry. Check out these online courses to give you the knowledge you need to take advantage of the trend.
Adobe Upgrades Creative Cloud Apps, Launches Stock
Adobe's major Creative Cloud update stretches across 15 applications and includes new tools for iOS and Android users.
Amazon Adds Supersize General-Purpose Servers
Amazon Web Service expanded its virtual server offerings again with M4s, a much larger version of its general-purpose M3s.
IBM Bets On Apache Spark As 'The Future Of Enterprise Data'
The key problem Spark resolves is access to data across the enterprise. IBM initiatives include providing courses to train 1 million data scientists and engineers to use it.
iOS Mail App Vulnerable To Phishing Bug
An unpatched bug in Apple's Mail app for iOS mobile devices could easily fool users into giving up their iCloud passwords to phishing hackers.
AI Creates Jobs: Study
For knowledge workers, whose jobs consist of many tasks, the automation of a single task frees them to focus on other responsibilities. A survey of business leaders finds enthusiasm for AI as a creator of jobs and a way to deal with data.
Daimler Joins Tesla In Home Battery Market
The German automaker plans to offer energy storage units based on Mercedes technology to homes and businesses.
Cisco Plans To Ring The World With 'Intercloud'
Cisco enlists software and data center partners for its Intercloud chain of 350 worldwide, connected data centers -- big data, dev platform, and IoT included.
Apple's Swift Programming Language Goes Open Source This Fall
The open sourcing of Swift demonstrates Apple's pragmatism, but should not be construed as a broad embrace of openness.
Apple Reportedly Planning Data Center, Network Upgrades
Apple, according to a published report, is continuing its major investment plans to better serve its customers and compete with other cloud-based service companies.
Data Privacy Playbook For Wearables And IoT
Wearables and the Internet of Things raise significant consumer privacy issues that you need to prepare for now. We outline the key concerns with a primer on how to get your organization ready.
7 Data Center Disasters You'll Never See Coming
These are the kinds of random events that keep data center operators up at night. Is your disaster recovery plan prepared to handle these freak accidents?
Dropbox Adds Business Features
With administrative, integration, and security enhancements, Dropbox for Business is aiming for greater corporate acceptance.
Cisco Buys Piston, Builds Out 'Intercloud'
Cisco wants a cloud platform that connects to customer data centers. So it's buying Piston's OpenStack expertise.
IBM Buys Blue Box To Bolster OpenStack Offerings
IBM is buying OpenStack-as-a-service supplier Blue Box Group to add to its line up of hybrid cloud expertise and services.
FedRAMP: Sure-Fire Path To Acquisition In The Cloud Market
Little known Virtustream, Autonomic Resources, and Carpathia had one thing in common -- FedRAMP certifications. This helped when it came to acquisitions.
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2021 State of ITOps and SecOps Report
This new report from InformationWeek explores what we've learned over the past year, critical trends around ITOps and SecOps, and where leaders are focusing their time and efforts to support a growing digital economy. Download it today!
Monitoring Critical Cloud Workloads ReportIn this report, our experts will discuss how to advance your ability to monitor critical workloads as they move about the various cloud platforms in your company.
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