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VMware Details Upcoming Products, Rampant Global Expansion
Virtualization giant VMware is obviously investing a great deal in order to stay attuned with market trends, and , according to Vittorio Viarengo, VP of End User Computing at VMware, VMware set its eyes on Honeycomb. VMware will launch a desktop virtualization client for Honeycomb tablets around the end of the second quarter this year. ...
Tablet Business Apps: This Week’s Best
Tablets have been really picking up in the office latlely, and the growing number of tablet business apps emerging almost daily is a very good indicator of that. And, now we’re taking a look into SiliconANGLE’s app picks of the week. iPad Wrike for iPad Wrike for iPad is a free, quite handy tasks management ...
Epsilon Data Breach Gets Washington’s Attention
After third-party marketing firm Epsilon suffered a massive security breach, the email addresses and names of millions of its clients’ customers have been compromised. The former include Chase Bank, Best Buy, TiVo, Disney, Kroger and more, and now, this still-blurry incident is getting some attention from Washington. Minnesota Democrat Sen. Al Franken, who chairs the ...
This Week in the Cloud: Investments, Expansion and a Record-Breaking Court Battle
This past week in the cloud has seen quite a bit of action, and from more aspects than one. That includes a product launch by a company who is fresh out of a merger, and already managed to launch 2 products (and update one.) CouchBase, a NoSQL database company formed by the merger of CouchOne ...
Cloud Storage Companies Profit as Market Surges
The Bradford Report announced a new study today that provides analysis on two of the biggest players in cloud storage: Brocade Communications and NetApp. The report looks into the outlook of this industry, which isn’t all too bad, according to Bradford, and some of the polices we’ve seen in this space when it comes to ...
Big Data for Health, Library Apps: More Opportunities for Developers
Elsevier, a publisher of scientific, technical and medical information products and services announced its “Apps for Science” challenge today. The competition is calling out to developers from the U.S, U.K, Australia, Germany, India, Japan and the Netherlands to develop applications that “enhance information search and discovery for researchers,” and are built for Elsevier’s SciVerse platform, ...
Buddy Media Making Use of Big Data Analytics, Optimizes your Facebook Posts
Business Intelligence offerings are evolving as the big data trend is picking up momentum, and it’s already expanded to just about every corner of the tech industry. This week, Facebook management system Buddy Media released the “Strategies For Effective Facebook Wall Posts: A Statistical Review” study. The research paper aggregated and analyzed data collected from ...
Dell: How Many Datacenters you can Buy with $1Billion?
Electronics giant Dell announced it has plans to invest more than $1 billion in new datacenters offering cloud services, as well as other offerings, to its customers. Going down the same path Hewlett-Packard is following under CEO Leo Apotheker, Dell has just reached the first milestone towards its expansion beyond just the comparatively low margin ...
Top-Level Changes at Microsoft, Cisco. New Marketing, New Mantra.
Longtime Microsoft marketing head Mich Mathews left his office just 6 days ago, and Microsoft has already found a replacement. Twenty-year Microsoft veteran Chris Capossela has been promoted to senior vice president of the Consumer Channels and Central Marketing Group, and will report to COO Kevin Turner. “Capossela is a 20-year Microsoft veteran who previously ...
LivingSocial, Twitter Beef Up Marketing and Monetization
This week we saw a couple of the biggest players in social media with some very big news, starting with LivingSocial. The number two daily deals service behind Groupon, LivingSocial is currently operating in 206 markets and employs more than 1,300. The company expects to expand to 400 markets this year, and the whopping $400 ...
