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R. Danes

R. Danes is a senior writer for theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s mobile livestreaming studio, who is based on the East Coast. Her fondness for old media and longform journalism converges with an interest in new media and digital content trends. Exploring digital disruption in the realm of publications, articles and writing led her to writing articles about digital disruption everywhere. Find R. Danes on Twitter @DanesRd.

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Latest from R. Danes

How would work change if all employees used just one app?

APPS By R. DANES7 YEARS AGO

It seems there’s always another work application coming over the horizon. It will make one task or process — like intra-office messaging — easier. Hurrah. However, it will be yet another app in the crowded suite many workers must use every day. …

How will Bahrain’s young startup scene attract VC big bucks?

EMERGING TECH By R. DANES7 YEARS AGO

The nation of Bahrain has the blessing of its government for fresh technology initiatives; a just-opened Amazon Web Services Inc. Cloud Region; new technological education initiatives up to the college level; and startup support networks. But will any of these help Bahrain’s entrepreneurs win hard …

Coaxing network people into automated-DevOps fast lane

INFRA By R. DANES7 YEARS AGO

Networking is climbing up the computing stack, morphing into new, cloud-compatible types, from intent-based to programmable networking. Alongside technology, networking culture is also transforming, incorporating new elements for automation and fresh paradigms for approaching operations. Terms like NetDevOps might make some networking people nervous; how …

Enterprise security evolves alongside automation, intelligent orchestration

SECURITY By R. DANES7 YEARS AGO

Cybersecurity professionals today are betting a bundle on automation. Short-staffed, under-skilled, and facing novel threats, they hope automation can help by performing certain tasks on their behalf. But simply buying a few software products may not substantively improve a company’s security stance, …

New AWS Middle East Region shakes up local cloud market

CLOUD By R. DANES7 YEARS AGO

Now that Amazon Web Services Inc. has opened its Middle East Region in Bahrain, how will it impact other technology companies in the region? Will AWS suck up the market share of smaller cloud providers and independent software vendors? In the U.S., AWS …

Regulators and innovators are better together in a sandbox

EMERGING TECH By R. DANES7 YEARS AGO

Revolution and regulation can get into some ugly squabbles when they abut one another. This is obviously true in technology; strict laws governing finance and healthcare, for example, can shackle much-desired innovation. Some regulators and techies are working together to develop technologies that don’t …

Head Mideast, young man: Bahrain’s bid to lure startups

THOUGHT LEADERSHIP By R. DANES7 YEARS AGO

It’s no secret that there are sound reasons to migrate to Silicon Valley to found a tech company. But there are also practical reasons to head elsewhere — like, say, the highest housing costs in the U.S. So perhaps New York or Boston? …

AWS and Pure go deep for hybrid-cloud Frankenstorage

INFRA By R. DANES7 YEARS AGO

What breed of computing storage do modern companies require? Most are moving targets darting between cloud and on-premises data centers, so it’s a complicated question. Which company is best positioned to answer it? Is it on-premises legacy, a public-cloud hyperscaler, or a …

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