Brittany Greaner

A graduate of UW – Eau Claire, Brittany Greaner is a SiliconANGLE writer covering live news events with theCUBE. Telling stories has always been her passion, and she has written everything from short stories to haikus. An interest in international issues and human rights drove her to join Americorps VISTA for a year of service, where she worked with a local nonprofit to support refugees and immigrants in Pennsylvania.

She has also lived in Japan for a year, where she learned how to shoot a bow like a pro and navigate trains like she wasn’t someone from small-town Wisconsin.

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Full stack systems integrator helps Cisco transition beyond networking

CLOUD By BRITTANY GREANER8 YEARS AGO

The buzz around the Cisco Live event earlier this month focused on Cisco System Inc.’s transition from networking to software. Part of this transition has been helped by a relatively new full stack systems integration company, called Netnology Inc. The company has hit the …

Bahrain adopts cloud-first policy to spur innovation

CLOUD By BRITTANY GREANER8 YEARS AGO

Bahrain is proving that its commitment to innovation and progress are more than just talk by being the first country in the region to adopt a cloud-first policy. Despite having the normal levels of government bureaucracy, the country is pushing forward and putting to shame …

The secret to driving cultural change with data democratization

APPS By BRITTANY GREANER8 YEARS AGO

Data used to be seen as a source of power. Now there is such a surplus of data that companies unable to fully contextualize the onslaught of information are falling by the wayside. As value is placed less on the data itself …

Is data science the job for lone unicorns or a team?

APPS By BRITTANY GREANER8 YEARS AGO

With data being valued so highly in modern business, ripe with looming issues such as data governance and data democratization dominating so many C-suite conversations, it is a surprise that many companies are searching for the perfect data scientist? Despite the best intentions, that may not …

Defining the data goldmine of the future

APPS By BRITTANY GREANER8 YEARS AGO

Machine data may now be regarded as the goldmine of the future, but the trouble is no longer in the actual mining of the gold. Data is easy to come by and increasingly easy to store and manage. The difficulty lies in two questions: What …

Divide and conquer: Istio aims to give developers freedom and focus

APPS By BRITTANY GREANER8 YEARS AGO

Many in the tech industry would be surprised to learn that Istio, an open platform to connect, manage and secure microservices, is only one year old. Developed by Google Inc., IBM Corp. and Lyft Inc., Istio — despite its young age — …

How Kubernetes allows developers to deploy without worrying about DevOps

APPS By BRITTANY GREANER8 YEARS AGO

As an active distributor of the Kubernetes container orchestration management system, Canonical Ltd is giving developers a way to step up their game. The company is taking away the developer operations component to the developer job so they are free to focus on other important aspects of …

Managing individual hosts as a group with Atomic | #KubeCon

NEWS By BRITTANY GREANER10 YEARS AGO

Distributed management software for operating systems hasn’t changed in any significant way for the past 20 years, according to Josh Berkus, Project Atomic community lead at Red Hat Inc. There have been some smaller shifts, such as the addition of configuration management, …

Cleaning up the mess: Kubernetes allows for a more efficient application | #KubeCon

NEWS By BRITTANY GREANER10 YEARS AGO

RackN Inc. is using Kubernetes to solve “underlay problems,” including infrastructure, automation and provisioning. And while this is extremely helpful, it does not actually solve all existing problems. It is more like sweeping them under the rug. “You can hide [the mess], …

Tap, tap, tap: Is interactive television around the corner? | #ibmwow

NEWS By BRITTANY GREANER10 YEARS AGO

Television has long struggled to get viewers feeling like they’re interacting with the show. Perhaps the most successful example is “American Idol,” where each week the votes of the audience determines which performing contestants stay and which go. By June 30, 2017, that …

Brittany Greaner

Latest from Brittany Greaner

Full stack systems integrator helps Cisco transition beyond networking

The secret to driving cultural change with data democratization

Is data science the job for lone unicorns or a team?

Defining the data goldmine of the future

Managing individual hosts as a group with Atomic | #KubeCon

Tap, tap, tap: Is interactive television around the corner? | #ibmwow

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