5 enterprise technologies that will shake things up in 2017

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Network World Cloud Computing Alert Dec 27, 2016 5 enterprise technologies that will shake things up in 2017 You think you have your hands full as an IT pro now? Just wait until blockchain, IoT, augmented and virtual reality, and these other technologies really start to take hold in 2017. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • What's in store for tech in 2017 • 7 things Amazon needs to do in 2017 • How Rackspace will stay alive in cloud: Stop competing with Amazon, start partnering • 8 big data predictions for 2017 • 10 must-watch IaaS cloud trends for 2017 • Predicting the end of cloud computing • Has VMware found a cloud strategy savior in AWS? • Businesses eye cloud for big data deployments White Paper: Workday Inc. The Evolution of the CIO Organizations led by transformational and strategic CIOs who focus on building adaptable, collaborative, insights-rich ecosystems gain a competitive advantage by driving improvements in strategic initiatives. How can CIOs transform to accomplish these objectives? Read More ▶ What's in store for tech in 2017 It's the time of year for tech predictions. We've rounded up a slew of ideas from industry watchers who track IT budgets, cybersecurity, hiring, infrastructure management, IoT, virtual reality and more. Here are their predictions, projections and prognostications. Read More ▶ 7 things Amazon needs to do in 2017 Amazon is riding high these days—in the cloud, retail, drones, devices, AI and more. But to extend its dominance without alienating its customers, it must address a few key issues. Read More ▶ How Rackspace will stay alive in cloud: Stop competing with Amazon, start partnering Rackspace ended months of speculation in August by announcing it had been acquired by a private equity firm. With a new corporate structure, the company has pivoted from being one of Amazon Web Service's earliest competitors in the IaaS public cloud market to now being one of its biggest partners helping customers manage their use of the cloud. Read More ▶ 8 big data predictions for 2017 Research firm Ovum estimates the big data market will grow from $1.7 billion in 2016 to $9.4 billion by 2020. As the market grows, enterprise challenges will shift, skills requirements will change, and the vendor landscape will morph through mergers and acquisitions. Read More ▶ 10 must-watch IaaS cloud trends for 2017 Adoption of public cloud resources is growing faster than the virtualization market did in the early 2000s, driven by a series of use cases ideally suited for on-demand, elastic infrastructure. 2017 will be a year of continued enterprise adoption, driven by 10 these trends. Read More ▶ Predicting the end of cloud computing Andreessen Horowitz VC Peter Levine believes that the increased computing power of Internet of Things devices, combined with ever-increasingly accurate machine learning technologies, will largely replace the infrastructure as a service public cloud market with intelligent edge computing. Read More ▶ Has VMware found a cloud strategy savior in AWS? VMware's partnership with AWS appears to be a tacit admission that its hybrid cloud offering is inadequate for most customers. Read More ▶ Businesses eye cloud for big data deployments Big data cloud deployments have surged over the past year and business intelligence is now the number 1 big data workload, according to a new survey of big data professionals. Read More ▶ White Paper: Pure Storage 2016 Gartner Magic Quadrant Report for Solid-State Arrays Gartner has done the research for you. Help your organization make an informed IT decision regarding flash storage. 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