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Computerworld Data Management Aug 03, 2016 Huge data, speedy turnaround Four innovation leaders talk about how they scale analytics infrastructures to better harvest hard data to back up business decisions. Read this, and more, in our August digital magazine. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Dropbox levels up its features for administrators • Backing up to the cloud? Read the fine print • Blockchain: You've got questions; we've got answers • The Enterprise of Things: It's the back end that counts • Docker funder and VMware alum dives into database startup • Oracle does what we all expected and snaps up NetSuite • Privacy Shield certifications begin trickling in • Great R packages for data import, wrangling & visualization • First look: Google Cloud Machine Learning soars White Paper: Fastly Accelerate Your Media Business with Edge Computing In today's online publishing world, readers expect a fast, personalized experiences across multiple devices or they'll go elsewhere. At the same time, technologies like ad blockers and bots are changing the economics of digital publishing. Find out why a growing number of online publishers are turning to edge computing to help address these challenges, while also improving their readers' experiences and reducing costs. Read More ▶ Dropbox levels up its features for administrators IT administrators managing Dropbox deployments are supposed to have an easier time with it soon, thanks to improvements that the company announced Wednesday. Read More ▶ Backing up to the cloud? Read the fine print One reason to backup files is because they may get deleted by accident. If you are counting on a cloud backup service for this type of protection, read the fine print. Files deleted on your computer may be removed from the cloud backup too, after a period of time. Read More ▶ Blockchain: You've got questions; we've got answers Everything you need to know about an overhyped, but promising technology. Read More ▶ The Enterprise of Things: It's the back end that counts The real challenge companies face going forward is enabling the infrastructure to take advantage of the potential business improvements that EoT can bring. That's where 90% of the effort will be, and you need to get ready for it. Read More ▶ Docker funder and VMware alum dives into database startup With one single smart (lucky?) investment, Jerry Chen staked his VC claim. Will No. 2 be as fortuitous? Read More ▶ Oracle does what we all expected and snaps up NetSuite News that Oracle is finally acquiring NetSuite outright has the punditry chattering, but what of the competition? Read More ▶ Privacy Shield certifications begin trickling in The U.S. Department of Commerce is not just rubber-stamping applications to join the new Privacy Shield data protection program: 24 hours after companies began certifying their compliance, the administration's website still listed no approvals. Read More ▶ Great R packages for data import, wrangling & visualization Here are my go-to R packages -- in a handy searchable table Read More ▶ First look: Google Cloud Machine Learning soars Four, rich, pretrained machine learning APIs bring the smarts behind Google to your apps Read More ▶ White Paper: Fastly Cache eCommerce APIs to Optimize Web and Mobile Performance While APIs enable a more dynamic online shopping experience, performance is often a challenge. As a modern CDN, Fastly can cache API responses to optimize your web store performance, deliver a more personalized shopping experience, and dramatically reduce infrastructure costs without replacing legacy solutions. Read More ▶ Take our brief survey about ad blockers Truthfully now, do you use an ad blocker? Take our brief survey and tell us why. ▶ Computerworld's 2016 mobile data service satisfaction survey is underway! Which carrier's users are the most satisfied with their mobile data service? 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