BMC puts Hadoop jobs into enterprise workflows

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	BMC puts Hadoop jobs into enterprise workflows Now that many organizations see the utility in big data, BMC Software has provided a way to incorporate jobs from the Hadoop data processing platform into larger enterprise workflows. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: EMC EMC ViPR SOFTWARE-DEFINED STORAGE Learn more about ViPR, the simple, extensible, and open software-defined storage platform, in this easy-to-use Interactive PDF. Access a rich set of media including videos, interviews with executives and engineers, customer quotes, white papers, blogs and much more. Click to continue In this Issue Microsoft sharpens Office 365 BI tool to slice and dice data Who's training the next generation of data scientists? Splunk dives deeper into business analytics How to solve CRM data deduplication dilemmas Security company scours 'Dark Web' for stolen data EMC bets big on flash Seagate, TDK show off HAMR to jam more data into hard drives IBM to acquire LTE analyzer Now Factory WEBCAST: Dell VMware A Smarter Approach to Data Protection The three videos in this series will explore the dramatic impact that unprecedented data growth and other developments have had on the data center, the need for an end-to-end approach to data protection, and how Dell and VMware enable enterprises to transform IT into a center of business innovation. View Now Microsoft sharpens Office 365 BI tool to slice and dice data Microsoft has added features to Power BI for Office 365, a data analysis tool to complement Excel that the company hasn't yet released in final form. Read More Who's training the next generation of data scientists? A projected shortage of qualified data scientists could leave U.S. businesses unable to tap the value of big data. To help meet that demand, the University of California at Berkeley has developed a master's degree program to train new data scientists. Read More Splunk dives deeper into business analytics Splunk continues to enhance its flagship machine data search engine so it can be used by business analysts and managers, in addition to its typical audience of system and network administrators. Read More How to solve CRM data deduplication dilemmas Unlike other enterprise software systems, the biggest data quality issue that CRM systems face is duplicates. Dedupe incorrectly, though, and bad data poltergeists and doppelgangers will come back to haunt you. Read More WEBCAST: Dell VMware How to Transform IT into a Center of Business Innovation Although IT supports virtually every business process, many organizations are hard-pressed to take advantage of technology advances when they're trapped into spending most of the IT budget on maintenance instead of innovation. View Now Security company scours 'Dark Web' for stolen data Alex Holden, founder of security company Hold Security, is in the business of bringing companies bad news. Read More EMC bets big on flash The vendor gets aggressive about enterprise flash arrays, but faces challenges in the data center. Read More Seagate, TDK show off HAMR to jam more data into hard drives Seagate Technology will demonstrate HAMR, a technology it's counting on to fit more data onto hard disk drives, at the Ceatec show this week. Read More IBM to acquire LTE analyzer Now Factory Expanding its portfolio of data analysis services to better accommodate the mobile market, IBM is acquiring Dublin-based Now Factory, which offers customer usage analysis services and software for wireless telecommunications providers. Read More
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