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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

The new breed of data platforms is tolerant of hybrid clouds

Despite good intentions, big-data frameworks and platforms like Apache Hadoop created a lot of murky data swamps. The time and effort needed to make the data therein useful left a lot of users unimpressed. The new breed of data platform builds on …

Curb the urge to automate if there’s no business case

If it can be automated it should be automated, right? Maybe. Maybe not. If a business with limited time, people and resources goes on a blind automation spree that ultimately doesn’t reduce expenditures or make them more profit, what is that good …

Modern security, digital biz demand real-time data

Real-time has hit the big time in the data-analytics market for good reason. As businesses go digital, responding to customers before the next guy can make or break a sale. Security is also becoming more time sensitive as novel threats demand that …

Carnival gets data into all hands on deck with Splunk

If there’s one nugget among the heap of big data tools, tricks, and marketing fluff that businesses can actually use, it could be data democratization. This takes big data from a backroom concept to something business people can polish their product with …

Cooking data-platform use cases good and done

Big data is complicated, and so are data platforms. Splunk Inc., for example, is popular because it is so versatile, but all those possibilities can leave all but seasoned experts a little lost. But the rich possibilities are too good to pass …

Better, faster, lighter e-bikes set to race through the U.S. market

The new breed of e-bikes with lightweight lithium-ion batteries and speeds up to 28 miles per hour are eliciting different questions from consumers, startups and cities: Are they all-around better than regular bikes? Are they fit for both commuting and sports biking? Will …

Splunk spreads data beyond IT and security, lowers bar to MVP status

How does a company nab and hold down one of the snazziest spots in the data-analytics market? It’s actually pretty simple: Give customers the ways and means to extract real insights from their data — stuff like better-designed products, more cash in the bank and …

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