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Watch Out: 7 Digital Disruptions for IT Leaders

Here are seven digital disruptions that you may not see coming.

By Jessica Davis Senior Editor, Enterprise Apps, 11/18/2019

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10 Data and Analytics Trends for 2020

Data and analytics are permeating all parts of the digital enterprise. Here are the trends you need to watch in the years ahead.

By Jessica Davis Senior Editor, Enterprise Apps, 11/12/2019

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How IT Supports the Data Science Operation

Data science and IT no longer are separate disciplines. Think of it as a partnership.

By Mary E. Shacklett Mary E. Shacklett, 11/4/2019

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Six Inevitable Technologies and the Milestones They Unlock

Grand-scale technologies act as nodes of progress that spark continued innovation. Here are several that will continue to impact society.

By Beth Devin, Managing Director, Citi Ventures , 10/3/2019

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IT Careers: 12 Job Skills in Demand for 2020

Employers will likely be looking to fill these kinds of IT positions in the coming year, building out their teams' tech skills.

By Cynthia Harvey Freelance Journalist, InformationWeek, 10/1/2019

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Talent Alert: Data Science Help is Coming

But will the flood of candidates solve your data problems? Here are a few issues to mull and tips on how to attract/retain data scientists in this hot market.

By Dirk Beyer, SVP Data Science Research, Neustar , 9/27/2019

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How to Choose the Right Analytics Skills

Just because an analyst hits the ground running does not mean that analyst has the ongoing breadth needed to solve every day analytics problems.

By Pierre DeBois Founder, Zimana, 9/10/2019

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Lineage Metadata: The Fuel for Data Governance

The best way to achieve data quality is by combining or blending these three techniques: decoded lineage, data similarity lineage and manual lineage mapping.

By Moshe Kranc, CTO, Ness Digital Engineering , 8/1/2019

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IBM’s Rob High and Rumjog’s Thomas Young Talk Edge Computing

The scope of what can be done through edge computing is growing fast, but it will take more talent and new strategies to reap the benefits.

By Joao-Pierre S. Ruth Senior Writer, 7/26/2019

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Slash Data Center Costs by Optimizing Hardware Investments

CIOs can quickly find themselves on an expensive hardware-replacement treadmill, but it doesn’t have to be that way.

By Gordon Smith, CEO, Sagent , 7/25/2019

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7 Technologies You Need to Know for Artificial Intelligence

Artificial intelligence is actually a term that encompasses a host of technology and tools. Here's a closer look at some of the more important ones.

By Jessica Davis Senior Editor, Enterprise Apps, 7/1/2019

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IBM Esports and Interxion Talk Lessons from Cloud Gaming Tech

Enterprises can learn from the infrastructure being built up to support the growing cloud gaming market.

By Joao-Pierre S. Ruth Senior Writer, 6/28/2019

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Moogsoft and Cisco’s AppDynamics on How AIOps is Growing

Artificial intelligence is increasingly being put to work automating certain operations as IT systems become more complex.

By Joao-Pierre S. Ruth Senior Writer, 6/17/2019

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Must Have IT Skills You Need to Remain Competitive

Engineers, developers, and IT managers might want to consider training on these skill sets to keep themselves invaluable to their organizations.

By Joao-Pierre S. Ruth Senior Writer, 6/3/2019

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View from the Edge: Clear or Cloudy?

Organizations across industries are extending their infrastructures outward to enable IoT, but not all of them are able to use data as well as they'd hoped.

By Lisa Morgan Freelance Writer, 5/29/2019

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Architecting for Anarchy: F5's MacVittie on Network Stability

F5’s principal technical evangelist discusses balancing DevOps and security to avoid chaos in the cloud and container era.

By Joao-Pierre S. Ruth Senior Writer, 5/28/2019

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CIO Keynote: Less Jargon, More Focus on Business Outcomes

Though they came from different disciplines, CIOs at the Interop keynote shared a common need to get down to business.

By Joao-Pierre S. Ruth Senior Writer, 5/22/2019

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How AI Influences Company Strategies and Job Development

The ongoing buzz surrounding AI and machine learning is a source of optimism, but also raises some concerns.

By Joao-Pierre S. Ruth Senior Writer, 5/13/2019

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5 Ways Edge Tech is Transforming Travel and Transportation

If you are wondering about the role of edge technologies, consider how they help companies and individuals in the travel and transportation sectors.

By Subroto Mukerji, vice president, DXC Technology , 5/6/2019

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Q&A: Rosalind Radcliffe, Chief Architect for DevOps at IBM

The distinguished engineer at the company, and speaker at Interop, talks about making it easier to develop on IBM Z mainframes.

By Joao-Pierre S. Ruth Senior Writer, 5/3/2019

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