BI software spending to hit $17.1B by 2016: Gartner

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	BI software spending to hit $17.1B by 2016: Gartner The global market for business intelligence software will hit $13.8 billion in 2013, but the pace of growth will be slower than in past years, according to new figures from analyst firm Gartner. Read More WEBCAST: IBM Business Intelligence Market Trends and Adoption Patterns A valuable examination of the state of the BI marketplace, this report is the culmination of data from 859 users over topics such as quality and usefulness of product, sales experience, quality of technical support, quality and value of consulting services, integrity and recommendations. Register Now In this Issue ERP software project woes continue to mount, survey says Google's Page, Brin and Schmidt to testify in employee antritrust case EU privacy regulators promise action on Google privacy policy changes Germany probes labor practices at Amazon contractor Post-modern CTO Predicting the Tech Future Oracle to move some manufacturing jobs from Mexico to the US Many companies likely affected by iOS developer forum compromise RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: MIT Two courses in four days at MIT Sloan Exec Ed Learn from world-renowned faculty at MIT Executive Education and make the most of your visit with back-to-back two-day courses. Understand big data, revitalize your digital business model, solve complex business problems, drive strategic innovation. View 25+ short courses. ERP software project woes continue to mount, survey says ERP (enterprise resource planning) software project schedule overruns got even worse in 2012, according to newly released data from Panorama Consulting. Read More Google's Page, Brin and Schmidt to testify in employee antritrust case Google's famed "triumvirate" -- Larry Page, Sergey Brin and Eric Schmidt -- will give oral statements over the coming weeks as part of a private antitrust suit brought against Google and six other technology companies by former employees. Read More EU privacy regulators promise action on Google privacy policy changes European privacy authorities have threatened action before the Summer to curb Google's collection, combination and storage of its users' personal information, after growing impatient with the company's failure to respond to their criticisms of its revised privacy policy. Read More Germany probes labor practices at Amazon contractor A TV report into the lives of migrant workers employed at Amazon.com distribution centers in Germany has prompted the government to call for an investigation, and is pushing other companies to change their practices. Read More WHITE PAPER: Mimecast North America Inc. In-the-Cloud Email Service Replaces Three Point Products Read this case study for more information on a comprehensive in-the-cloud email service to help replace three point products. Learn More. Post-modern CTO "When I am hiring, I always think of not what they can do today. What is their potential? Everyone I hired in my direct team has the potential to do my job or be better than me." Read More Predicting the Tech Future For my recent column of predictions for 2013 I polled a huge number of IT people to see what they are expecting, and ended up getting more than 400 responses. Read More Oracle to move some manufacturing jobs from Mexico to the US Oracle is moving 130 manufacturing jobs from Mexico to Oregon in the U.S., a company spokeswoman said. Read More Many companies likely affected by iOS developer forum compromise The administrators of a popular iOS developer Web forum called iPhoneDevSDK confirmed Wednesday that it had been compromised by hackers who used it to launch attacks against its users. Security experts believe the site served as a gateway for the recent attacks against Twitter, Facebook and Apple employees and that many other companies might be affected as well. Read More
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