Skytap unveils templates that simplify adoption of Hadoop

	NuoDB launches cloud-friendly database | Oracle to release 86 security patches, 18 for MySQL
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	Skytap unveils templates that simplify adoption of Hadoop To simplify the roll-out of clusters for big data applications, Skytap is now offering pre-configured Cloudera Hadoop templates that can run in its public cloud. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP and Intel® Xeon® processors Advances in Deduplication Help Tame Big Data A converged storage strategy can help companies more easily deal with the various storage challenges they face, including the increasing amounts of unstructured data they must manage. Also known as big data, unstructured data includes any data that is not in a structured database format. Read Now! In this Issue NuoDB launches cloud-friendly database Oracle to release 86 security patches, 18 for MySQL Update: SAP ports its Business Suite to HANA Big data means big IT job opportunities -- for the right people How to use big data to make faster and better business decisions How to get started with Google Analytics WHITE PAPER: Microsoft Corporation Smarter Business Requires Intelligent Systems This paper discusses the growing adoption of intelligent systems and the role Microsoft, through its Windows Embedded, Windows Azure, and other technologies, can play in developing these systems. Read Now. NuoDB launches cloud-friendly database Startup NuoDB is hoping to position itself as having the ideal database for the post-cloud world, now that its Cloud Data Management System is generally available. Read More Oracle to release 86 security patches, 18 for MySQL Oracle is preparing to release 86 patches for security vulnerabilities in a wide span of its products, including 18 for MySQL database flaws. Read More Update: SAP ports its Business Suite to HANA SAP's flagship Business Suite enterprise resource planning (ERP) software can now run on top of the HANA in-memory database, in a move that stands to open new frontiers of competition with the likes of Oracle, IBM and Microsoft. 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! Big data means big IT job opportunities -- for the right people As companies embrace big data, they're in the market for high-level strategists and communicators. Do you have the chops to snag a big data job? Read More How to use big data to make faster and better business decisions Big Data is clearly a disruptive technology, but using it successfully is as much art as it is science. The key is integrating Big Data with traditional BI to create a data ecosystem that allows you to generate new insights while executing on what you already know. Read More How to get started with Google Analytics Analytics help you find out what brings visitors to your small business website. With that information, you can better design your site to give visitors what they are looking for -- and turn them into customers. Here's a primer on linking your site to Google Analytics and getting the most out of the data it gives you. Read More
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