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Josette Rigsby

Josette Rigsby has almost 20 years of experience in information technology in roles from developer to executive. She earned a bachelors degree in Interdisciplinary Studies with a focus on information systems and economics. She is also a certified enterprise architect, but has loved tech since she wrote her first line of code. As a regular contributor to Silicon Angle, she focuses on big data, cloud computing and enterprise technology trends. You can find her on Twitter as @techielicous. If you have a news tip or a story idea, please send queries via Twitter @SiliconAngle.


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Day Three Recap: SAP Sapphire 2012

The Cube’s coverage of SAP’s annual Sapphire Now 2012 in Orlando, FL continued on day three of the conference. This year’s event was another opportunity for SAP to promote its transition from a traditional provider of on-premise ERP solutions to a cool …

Qualtrics Grows their Numbers by Analyzing the Numbers

Qualtrics, which offers online data collection and analysis software and services, has announced it is receiving an impressive $70 million in funding from top venture capital firms Accel Partners and Sequoia. Although the company has existed since 1997 and has been profitable …

Interop 2012 Recap: New Products from HP, Cisco and Huawei

The Interop Business Technology conference, held annually in Tokyo, New York, Mumbai and India, is underway. This is the 26th year for conference, being held May 6-10, in Las Vegas. This year’s conference features keynotes from the CTOs of Cisco, VMware, Zynga …

More Leadership Changes at Hewlett-Packard

Hewlett-Packard (HP) has filled the empty spot in its executive team created when the company’s top lawyer, Michael Holston, left in December. Schultz is taking the reins from David Healy, who took the role on an interim basis. John Schultz, who joined …

Apple’s iPad and iPhone Sales Surprise the Market

Traders braced themselves to hear disappointing earnings news from Apple after the market closed on Tuesday. Google, IBM, Dell and Intel all failed to meet expectations in their last earnings reports, which likely contributed to the collective doubt that Apple would not …

Cloud Computing Fueling New Healthcare Possibilities

Cloud computing has evolved from cutting edge technology only adopted by the most technically savvy organizations to being a component of even the most conservative portfolios. The cloud has made it possible for even the smallest organizations to have virtually limitless access …

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