Business groups see IT as roadblock to data analytics

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	Business groups see IT shops as roadblocks to data analytics projects Business groups in a growing number of companies appear to be plowing ahead on data analytics projects with little input or help from their own IT organizations. Read More WEBCAST: CenturyLink Technology Solutions Building a Big Data solution that's production-ready To realize game-changing insights, operate with unprecedented speed and agility, and gain true competitive edge, harnessing big data's power has become nothing less than mission-critical. In this webinar, experts explore solution strategies and best practices for deploying a production-ready big data environment. Learn more In this Issue In-memory tech key to moving databases to real time Red Hat adds Nginx and MongoDB to Software Collections update SAP gets 'smart' about data warehousing Big data analytics: The future of IT security? Cassandra lowers the barriers to big data INSIDER Review: Riverbed brings branch office storage back to the data center Sharky: Everybody's doing it (right) now Cisco's Intercloud could supercharge its Internet of Things plans Internet giants can access your data, too Big data funding spree continues WHITE PAPER: IBM Business Analytics Buying Criteria: The Three Maxims In this Advisory, Clabby Analytics looks more closely at the importance of implementing an integrated infrastructure — and its relationship to business analytics. Learn More In-memory tech key to moving databases to real time Application-performance monitoring service provider New Relic launched an offering that allows customers to mine its operational data for business intelligence. Read More Red Hat adds Nginx and MongoDB to Software Collections update The next version of Red Hat's Software Collections package includes Apache httpd and Nginx Web servers, Ruby 2.0, and NoSQL database MongoDB. Read More SAP gets 'smart' about data warehousing SAP is continuing to merge its HANA in-memory database platform with its Business Warehouse data warehousing software, with the latest update adding support for HANA's real-time data loading services. Read More Big data analytics: The future of IT security? Big data analytics tools will be crucial to enterprise security as criminals deploy faster and more sophisticated attacks in attempts to steal sensitive data, according to security firm RSA. Read More Cassandra lowers the barriers to big data Apache Cassandra is a free, open source NoSQL database designed to manage very large data sets (think petabytes) across large clusters of commodity servers. For organizations seeking a data store that can support rapid and massive growth, Cassandra should be high on the list of options to consider. Read More WEBCAST: Citrix Advance Your Career in Technology in One Simple Step Watch this on-demand webinar with Paul Glen, award-winning author and Computerworld columnist, as he reveals the one small adjustment you should make today to yield huge career benefits. Learn more! INSIDER Review: Riverbed brings branch office storage back to the data center Riverbed Granite 2.5 eliminates remote office server administration and backup pains by delivering iSCSI and Fibre Channel storage over the WAN. Insider: Free registration required. Read More Sharky: Everybody's doing it (right) now IT contractor pilot fish is tapped to lead a team to back up this investment firm's PCs, swap in new ones and restore the data -- all overnight. Unfortunately, there's just one little hitch. Read More Cisco's Intercloud could supercharge its Internet of Things plans Cisco Systems' "Intercloud" platform for interoperable cloud services could be combined with remote-computing technology to define the so-called Internet of Things from the weather-ravaged, intermittently connected edge to regional and global data centers. Read More Internet giants can access your data, too Security protections have been tightened at many of the major online services, as firms like Google and Microsoft pledge to protect their users against unwanted prying eyes. But while many people fret about unwarranted government access to their data, the Internet firms themselves play by their own set of rules. Read More Big data funding spree continues Venture capital firms continue to funnel big sums of money to big data startups. Hadoop player Cloudera announced $160 million in new financing, and analytics startup Platfora raised $38 million. Read More
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