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Bert Latamore

Bert Latamore is a freelance writer covering the intersection of IT and business for SiliconANGLE. He is a frequent contributor to CrowdChats focused on theCUBE coverage of major IT industry events and site editor at Wikibon.org. He has 35 years’ experience covering the IT industry including four with Gartner, five with Meta Group, and eight with Wikibon. He lives in the Virginia Blue Ridge Mountains with his wife, Moire, and their dog, cat and macaw. In his spare time he enjoys reading, hiking and photography.


Latest from Bert Latamore

Analysis: Can Oracle Survive the Big Data avalanche?

Oracle Corp. faces severe challenges from Big Data on three major fronts: It will see a steady erosion of its income as the market moves to Big Data technologies that Wikibon estimates cost a third of traditional RDBMS technology. Second, Oracle needs to move up …

Wikibon says Amazon is revolutionizing IT economics

“Amazon has turned the data center into an API,” writes Wikibon CEO David Vellante in his latest Professional Alert.  This, along with Amazon’s aggressive pricing, rapid pace of innovation and willingness to forego profits indefinitely while investing proceeds back into capital expenditures, is …

Survey says few Big Data analytics projects paying off – yet

While media coverage focus on a few spectacular Big Data successes, giving the impression that Big Data analytics is “as easy as collecting some data, deploying an application or two and waiting for the ‘game-changing’ insights to start rolling in,” the reality is …

Microsoft endorses Docker

Microsoft is lending its considerable presence to the Docker express. The company today announced that future versions of Windows Server will support the application container technology. The strategic partnership with Docker Inc. means that organizations running Windows Server in mixed and virtualized infrastructures will …

Opinion: theCUBE covers Oracle OpenWorld at critical time

Today theCUBE kicks off three days of coverage of Oracle OpenWorld 2014 at a critical time in Oracle Corp.’s history. Like many of the old-line vendors, Oracle is seeing its markets shift radically beneath it. Once-stable business foundations are cracking under the …

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