Top 10 storage predictions: Back to the future

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	Top 10 storage predictions: Back to the future At the end of every year, I try to look back at the predictions I made in the prior 12 months to assess what was hot and what was not.  It's that time of year again, so let's look back at my 2012 predictions, Top 10 Storage Trends for 2012, to see how I did, and then look forward to see what will be the most relevant trends in 2013. Read More WHITE PAPER: Datawatch Bringing Big Data into your Analytics Strategy. Learn how a report analytics solution can eliminate your content blind spot by allowing you to get to all of your organization's data, so you may take action in improving your business. Learn more. In this Issue YEAR END: World Tech Update, December 20, 2012 A look back at 2012's IT news in video Feds spying on innocent Americans just in case we might commit future crimes WHITE PAPER: EMC Corporation Big Data, Big Transformation It's time to take your big data strategies to the next level and transform your business. With the right infrastructure, talent, and vision in place, big data can unveil valuable insights to your business. Dig into big data and act on what's revealed to add business value. Let the transformation begin. Learn more. YEAR END: World Tech Update, December 20, 2012 In our last episode of the year we take a look at some of our favorite gadgets and robots and some of the biggest news in 2012. Follow WTU and host Nick Barber on Twitter @nickjb @worldtechupdate and on facebook.com/worldtechupdate Read More WEBCAST: VMware Data Performance At The Speed of Business Can your infrastructure handle modern databases with speed and scalability? IT must keep up with technology as expectations rise for fast data flow and increased apps. You can stay ahead of this trend with a cloud model that features in-memory distributed databases and freedom of choice all at a lower cost. Watch Now! A look back at 2012's IT news in video Smartphones, tablets, hirings and firings were all part of the IT landscape in 2012. Enjoy these video highlights of the year's tech & events. Read More Feds spying on innocent Americans just in case we might commit future crimes Although started in secret, the massive spying powers granted to the National Counterterrorism Center include access to any U.S. government database in order to analyze that stored info for suspicious patterns of behavior or for terrorism indicators. Data on innocent Americans can be collected and stored for five years, just in case you might commit future crimes. All it takes is a notice to be published on the Federal Register and your privacy rights are nonexistent. Read More
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