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Heather Johnson

Heather is a beat writer for SiliconANGLE's premier video production team theCUBE. She covers theCUBE events worldwide, spanning expert commentary on the hottest trends in IT.


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Why is “Ops” important in DevOps? | #VMworld

Josh Atwell, developer advocate at NetApp, Inc., wants to see more focus on the “Ops” in the DevOps movement. John Troyer (@jtroyer) and Stu Miniman (@stu), cohosts of theCUBE, from the SiliconANGLE media team, wanted to know how a company such as …

Why you should think like a hacker | #NEXTConf

As security becomes increasingly important, companies such as Illumio, a Silicon Valley-based enterprise data center and cloud computing security company, have their work cut out for them. And much of their work involves thinking like a hacker. “We’ve applied the tools that …

Tractor Supply Co. gets power from Nutanix | #NEXTConf

Stuck in an all too familiar IT predicament, Tractor Supply Co., (TSC), a well-known rural lifestyle retailer, found itself weighed down with multiple systems for compute, storage, and networking and legacy architecture. After consulting with a handful of partners, including Nutanix, Inc., the …

HPE reveals its 7 ‘cloud drivers’ | #HPEdiscover

Omri Gazitt, VP of Products and Services, HP Helion, at Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. (HPE), says that “every” CEO the company talks to has twin imperatives to do things faster and more efficiently. On the heels of HPE’s announcement of significant updates …

What is HPE’s next big bet? | #HPEdiscover

For much of its long career, Hewlett Packard, and now Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. (HPE) and HP, Inc., have placed big bets. Sometimes they lose, but when they win, they win big. “This is the outcome of a consistent strategy and execution,” …

4 necessary skills for any data project | #SparkSummit

At Spark Summit 2016, in San Francisco, IBM unveiled its Data Science Experience offering, which aims to educate and bring together the growing community of data scientists. So far so good. In the two days after the announcement, nearly 700 people signed …

Microsoft eyes spiking industry for data science | #SparkSummit

Microsoft embraces open-source offerings such as Hadoop, which processes big, “messy” data sets, and Spark. But it takes schooling for data scientists to use these platforms. Microsoft hopes to ease the process with its Hadoop-based infrastructure in the Azure cloud. Bill Jacobs, …

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