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. Got a news tip? Please tweet us @siliconangle

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Bosses shush ad men excuses with advanced data tech

Data is driving novel money-making methods across business departments, particularly the numbers-driven marketing and sales divisions. Riding shotgun are new accountability standards for payrollers in these respective fiefs. When the boss puts data in one hand, he or she strips excuses from the other — and the results can be sweet. Historically, marketers could slide by the ...

Data you can’t see can’t make bank. How do you scope it out?

Is data the new oil? Is data the most valuable asset a modern enterprise possesses? Is it the new currency? Most enterprises would answer, “Yes,” to all of the above. But do they actually know where all their data is? Many would say, “Nope.” So how can they take the crucial step to data-driven business ...
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Who’s doing data assets best? Analysts weigh in at MIT CDOIQ Symposium

Whenever anyone starts a conversation about using data as a business asset, it tends to conclude with this consensus: ‘We’re not there yet.’ Companies living the dream aren’t very many, but their ranks are slowly growing, and their successes can serve as pointers for the rest of us. Some of the industry’s most inquisitive minds gathered today ...

Move over apps, crypto protocols could be new internet moneybags

The Ethereum blockchain protocol, bousted with protections from fraud and third-party interference, is the hottest thing in cryptocurrency. Transactions on the decentralized platform for running and programming software applications now triple the number of rival bitcoin transactions, according to data by Bitinfocharts. Other blockchain protocols are cropping up, and they may supplant traditional applications as the major ...
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At AWS Summit, enterprise tech companies battle the new consumer kids for the cloud

The inexorable march toward the cloud shows no signs of slowing. That’s why vendors of all stripes want to be No. 1, whether it’s in basic cloud infrastructure or specialized cloud services. The big question: Can old hands such as Microsoft Corp. and Oracle Corp. pull ahead of Amazon Web Services Inc. with their enterprise footholds? ...

Chatty AI gives CPR to gasping enterprise apps

Are enterprise business applications good for more than garbage in, garbage out tab keeping? Some innovative vendors are kicking enterprise software up a notch with artificial intelligence technology. The new class of apps delivers a humanized, conversational experience and even makes smart suggestions to users. “I don’t think anyone is thrilled to come to work ...

Beyond Kubernetes: The new school of container assists

Containers’ technology for running distributed software applications is off-the-grill hot, and that means they’re still a bit too hot to handle for some. Orchestration and storage snafus, for instance, can pop up when users run large numbers of containers in production. An ecosystem within the Cloud Native Computing Foundation is developing to sand down the ...

Developers do bidding for startup against giants AWS and Google

How does a small startup butt its green horns with dominant cloud bulls Amazon Web Services Inc. and Google Cloud Platform? DigitalOcean LLC is making headway by winning over developers and hand selecting must-have features for modern application creation. It’s proving to be fertile ground for the company, getting them in at companies that were this close to ...

CNCF wants serverless interoperability to balance chaos and order

The serverless computing scene isn’t famous for its love of rules and regulations. The open-source communities and developers that fuel it might not even agree on how to define serverless computing, and may embrace the chaos and the freedom it grants. But enterprise folks care less about being cool and more about their getting jobs done. ...

New machine learning tech will star at re:Invent, says AWS exec

Amazon Web Services Inc. became head honcho in public cloud by tuning out competition and turning up customer voices. Its catalog of services is arguably overwhelming now, but the company insists it simply doesn’t want to leave any customer needs unmet. This is why it plans on bringing out more much-in-demand machine learning and analytics ...