Chief data officer may go the way of chief electricity officer

	Microsoft jumps into NoSQL market with new Azure data store | Seagate scoffs at helium, ships world's first 8TB hard drive
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	Chief data officer may go the way of chief electricity officer The U.S. Commerce Department plans to hire a chief data officer , whose job will be to make more of the department's data publicly available. Whoever takes the job will be part of an exclusive club. Read More WEBCAST: Cisco Systems Evaluating Leading Breach Detection Systems Today's constantly evolving advanced malware and Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) can evade point-in-time defenses to penetrate networks. Security professionals must evolve their strategy in lockstep to confront these advanced threats before, during and after attacks. Learn more >> In this Issue Microsoft jumps into NoSQL market with new Azure data store Seagate scoffs at helium, ships world's first 8TB hard drive EMC gives VMware admins the reins to replication and recovery NSA built 'Google-like' search engine for metadata R programming language gains on traditional statistics packages WHITE PAPER: SAS What Kind of Big Data Problem Do You Have? Everyone's still talking about big data - and for good reason. It's continuing to grow as the use of computers, mobile devices and the Internet continues to increase. This paper will give you a crash course in how one company categorizes analytic problems and the best technologies to address them. Learn more>> Microsoft jumps into NoSQL market with new Azure data store Jumping into the growing NoSQL market, Microsoft has debuted a simple data store through the Azure cloud hosting service. Read More Seagate scoffs at helium, ships world's first 8TB hard drive Seagate announced it's shipping to enterprise customers the world's first 8TB hard disk drive, raising the bar against rivals such as Western Digital, which uses helium to boost its own drive capacity. Read More WEBCAST: Actuate Corporation Big Data in the Mainstream Big Data is no longer a novelty. Your job in IT is to enable access to big data insights from any device in any location -- visually and interactively. In this Webcast you will learn why small data is important and how to embed insights into CRM and HRMS applications to reach a broad spectrum of decision-makers. View now EMC gives VMware admins the reins to replication and recovery EMC is putting replication and recovery into the hands of VMware administrators with a software version of its RecoverPoint appliance that's designed for cloud computing. Read More NSA built 'Google-like' search engine for metadata The National Security Agency built a "Google-like" search engine to give domestic and international government agencies access to details of billions of calls, texts and instant messages sent by millions of people, according to The Intercept. Read More R programming language gains on traditional statistics packages The R programming language is quickly gaining popularity over the traditional statistics packages such as SPSS, SAS and MATLAB, at least according to one data statistician who teaches the language. Read More
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