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

Will new GPUs steal your job, or make you better at it? | #BigDataNYC

NEWS By R. DANES10 YEARS AGO

Employees at modern-day enterprises likely perform a host of tasks in a day — some of such complexity they require considerable thought; others can be achieved on autopilot. But through history, one sees that automated, seemingly insignificant tasks were once unimaginable feats. They are possible …

Bringing IoT streams to ‘mere mortal’ fingertips with sensor cloud | #BigDataNYC

NEWS By R. DANES10 YEARS AGO

The benefit of sticking antennae in every corner of an operation is the diversity of data they cull for analytics. However, this brings a logistics problem alongside it; where do you store all of these feeds? Much of Internet of Things (IoT) …

Lost in translation: Hybrid cloud’s dirty little secret | #BigDataNYC

NEWS By R. DANES10 YEARS AGO

The hybrid cloud model continues to win over IT professionals and analysts in enterprise. Yes, the cloud is cheap and convenient, but there is something to be said for keeping some workloads on premise — data security is one benefit; regulatory compliance is …

Operating vroom: Cutting the time and talent needed to get from insight to app | #BigDataNYC

NEWS By R. DANES10 YEARS AGO

It’s slim pickings out there for those seeking highly skilled data talent. Even as universities introduce data science tracks and organizations spring up to enable networking, the average enterprise still struggles to juice the work of 10 data scientists out of the one …

Could the GPU be the sleeper hit of the new cognitive computing world? | #BigDataNYC

NEWS By R. DANES10 YEARS AGO

It’s no secret that Big Data is putting heavy strain on traditional infrastructure and processing systems. And symbiotic technologies, like cognitive computing, machine learning and artificial intelligence, that an SVP at IBM recently called “Big Data on steroids,” won’t be lightening the load. …

Where does today’s business draw the line with DIY IT? | #BigData

NEWS By R. DANES10 YEARS AGO

Open source software is free. So if companies can collect open-source software products, configure them, test them and learn to use them to run their businesses, what place do for-profit companies have in the equation? An important one, according to Claude Robinson III, …

Stacking the odds: Outsourcing lower-stack IT to focus on value-driving applications | #BigData

NEWS By R. DANES10 YEARS AGO

We frequently hear that companies want to focus their efforts up the stack, particularly on the customer-facing applications that differentiate them in the market. With all the innovation taking place in application development these days (containers, Big Data, SaaS, etc.) they are …

Legacy companies can’t wait to start monetizing data — so where’s the application? | #BigData

NEWS By R. DANES10 YEARS AGO

Is it a good time to be a digital-only company or what? Some recent studies from MIT show that some of these assetless companies derive up to 84 percent of their S&P value just from data, according to Brad Tewksbury, senior director …

People puzzle: Combining social and CRM data to suss out customers | #BigData

NEWS By R. DANES10 YEARS AGO

Companies who use data to construct a picture of an individual customer have a daunting challenge in front of them. On the one hand, there is “hard” data on transactions, buying patterns and vital consumer stats. On the other hand, there is …

Does the modern application need 24/7 data replication? | #BigData

NEWS By R. DANES10 YEARS AGO

Replication of data is necessary for speed, function and consistency of data applications across environments. But a key question is how often a company’s data is replicating? For instance, if a business has a four-day replication cycle, what becomes of the past three …

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Latest from R. Danes

Will new GPUs steal your job, or make you better at it? | #BigDataNYC

Bringing IoT streams to ‘mere mortal’ fingertips with sensor cloud | #BigDataNYC

Lost in translation: Hybrid cloud’s dirty little secret | #BigDataNYC

Operating vroom: Cutting the time and talent needed to get from insight to app | #BigDataNYC

Could the GPU be the sleeper hit of the new cognitive computing world? | #BigDataNYC

Where does today’s business draw the line with DIY IT? | #BigData

Stacking the odds: Outsourcing lower-stack IT to focus on value-driving applications | #BigData

Legacy companies can’t wait to start monetizing data — so where’s the application? | #BigData

People puzzle: Combining social and CRM data to suss out customers | #BigData

Does the modern application need 24/7 data replication? | #BigData

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