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	Businesses spending on big data marketing but not hiring for it Marketing organizations are continuing to increase their budgets for big data marketing initiatives, but most are focusing on technology, not talent. That could be a costly mistake. Read More WHITE PAPER: PC Connection | Cisco | Intel® Overcoming the Security Challenges of the Cloud PC Connection, in partnership with Cisco and Intel®, recently conducted a survey to learn how organizations are using the cloud. In this white paper, you'll learn what you can do to mitigate security concerns and make the most out of the cloud. View Now In this Issue Cloudera launches in-memory analyzer for Hadoop Startup Altiscale offers Hadoop hosted service Red Hat takes customer service to next level with predictive analytics Robert L. Mitchell: SocialRadar: A personal data aggregator in your pocket LibreOffice enhances its enterprise spreadsheet abilities Security Manager's Journal: Cyberattacks just got personal Despite Target data breach, PCI security standard remains solid, chief says Ellison: Facebook is the new model for business applications WHITE PAPER: IBM Corporation Extreme Warehouse Speed for Fast Business Decisions Informix ebook highlighting benefits of making decisions 'at the speed of business'; and discusses optimizing warehouse performance; and simplifying resources View Now Cloudera launches in-memory analyzer for Hadoop Hadoop distributor Cloudera has released a commercial edition of the Apache Spark program, which analyzes data in real time from within Cloudera's Hadoop environments. Read More Startup Altiscale offers Hadoop hosted service Organizations that want to run Apache Hadoop to analyze their big data without setting up a computer cluster can now procure the data processing framework as a service from a startup co-founded by the former CTO of Yahoo. Read More Red Hat takes customer service to next level with predictive analytics Red Hat's core business isn't software. It's actually customer service, and in order to take it to the next level the company turned to a domestic outsourcing provider to solve customer problems before they happen using predictive big data analytics. Read More Robert L. Mitchell: SocialRadar: A personal data aggregator in your pocket SocialRadar, a new iPhone app, pulls from your social networks to tell you everything you need to know about people near you who are in up to six of your social networks, including their profile information, recent posts and where they are right now. Read More WHITE PAPER: CA Technologies Strengthening the Role of Storage in the Dynamic Data Center This paper helps to provide a realistic foundation for considerations for leveraging storage clouds in a manner appropriate to the requirements of the mainframe applications that support critical business processes. Learn more! LibreOffice enhances its enterprise spreadsheet abilities Open source office suite LibreOffice has overhauled its spreadsheet program, Calc, to try to make it better suited to the needs of enterprise users who handle big data sets. Read More Security Manager's Journal: Cyberattacks just got personal Recent data breaches suggest that retailers are security laggards, but the professionalism of the attacks should worry just about anyone. Read More Despite Target data breach, PCI security standard remains solid, chief says The head of the organization in charge of maintaining security controls over credit card transactions insisted Monday that its standards remain solid despite the concerns raised by data breaches at Target and other companies. Read More Ellison: Facebook is the new model for business applications Modern business applications need a social network at their core and should be so easy to use that even a CEO can figure them out, said Oracle CEO Larry Ellison. Read More
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