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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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Google and Robin.io help stateful apps feel at home on Kubernetes

Kubernetes has emerged as an answer to the hybrid-cloud portability problem in the world of computing. But the open-source platform for orchestrating containers (a virtualized method for running distributed applications) doesn’t always blend perfectly with older software. This friction can leave users …

IBM’s multicloud storage refresh puts data all over the place

Companies are increasingly spread out across distributed information technology environments. Different applications dispersed across multicloud computing structures may require storage with multiple personalities to optimize performance and operations … and manage cost. “It’s not the fancy windows; it’s not the fancy paint. But …

Businesses must beware shiny pennies in the rush to the cloud

Many companies in hybrid computing limbo are in a rush to move to all-in cloud nirvana. But there are a lot of shiny pennies to stumble on along the path. Enterprise information technology leaders know their names — microservices, containers and Kubernetes, …

Composable infra reigns in cost and scale of next-gen workloads

With cloud computing as ubiquitous as it is nowadays, it’s easy to forget that there’s still hardware out there. Behind the easy pay-as-you-go model, public cloud is really just someone else’s computer, hardware and all. And companies who run hardware — cloud …

How 100-year-old airline iterates its way to DX

Historically, people accepted the hassles that came with searching, booking and boarding airplane flights. As airlines — along with pretty much all other contemporary companies — digitally transform, expectations are changing. Travelers want a smoother experience; apps that know their preferences; streamlined …

Piping-hot edge data hits what digital marketing misses

Consumers in the digital age may wonder why they’re shown ads for products they bought just a day or two ago. The advertiser might have persuaded them to buy its particular brand instead — but it’s a bit late at that point. …

Adobe juices up e-commerce with analytics cloud, AI, more

Why does the term “e-commerce” seem somewhat stale, predictable, unexciting? With data analytics and artificial intelligence, it could be much more than a web page and “buy” button. Adobe Inc. believes it could be part of a larger digital experience for modern-day consumers. …

Data-rich startups bite into $800B online travel market

Ever counted the steps involved in a business trip, from planning to takeoff to return? Booking flights, hotels and other particulars can weary travelers before they ever leave the house. Sites like Expedia.com offer one-stop search for flights, rooms, car rentals, etc. …

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