Wednesday, December 21, 2011

The Grill: Hadoop's Doug Cutting

  IBM tracks pork chops from pig to plate | Hard drive manufacturers slash warranty periods
 
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The Grill: Hadoop's Doug Cutting
Hadoop creator Doug Cutting says he expects the surge in interest in the big-data storage and analytics framework to continue. Read More


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IBM tracks pork chops from pig to plate
IBM is deploying technology that allows meat suppliers to track a single pig all the way from farm animal to pork chop. Read More

Hard drive manufacturers slash warranty periods
Seagate and Western Digital are cutting back on hard drive warranties, in some instances from five years to one, in order to save money or redirect it to product development. Read More


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Sharky: Oh sure, do it the easy way!
This IT shop has an ongoing problem with low server disk space, thanks to some poor design decisions -- and a log file that just won't stop getting bigger. Read More

How 26 hospitals deployed e-order systems in 28 months
All 26 of Adventist Health System's hospitals rolled out computerized physician order entry systems -- the biggest barrier to attaining the U.S. government's meaningful-use certification -- in just 28 months. Read More

 
 
 

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This group of city-government agencies has just put Wi-Fi access points in each of its conference rooms and let the users know that wireless is available. And some users have clearly read the e-mail -- even if they don't really know what it means.

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