Already routinely called the currency, the lifeblood, and the new oil of the modern business world, data promises organizations unbeatable competitive advantages. Lured by this
Unequal access to data is driving a wedge between the data haves and the data have-nots. If that statement sounds overblown or alarmist, it isn’t.
The amount of data your company is generating has grown by leaps and bounds over the past few years — according to Dave Reinsel, senior
There are some very good reasons why many of the world’s most transaction-intensive companies are still running critical business applications on mainframes and using legacy data. As a result of these challenges, many companies are still treating mainframe data as if it needs to reside in a silo, performing batch updates to synchronize mainframe data with external platforms, or simply living with the limitations of siloed information.
Andi Mann returns with findings from new research on how ‘data innovator’ companies are operationalizing data to speed innovation and produce revenue growth. In an
It was just a few years ago that federal agencies were trying to figure out how to control shadow IT—those unordained IT applications and systems
Developers and SI relationships are helping to drive customer adoption, according to MongoDB CEO Dev Ittycheria as the firm reported an 82% year-on-year increase in
IT professionals are struggling to keep up with the demands of today’s modern applications and infrastructure. Rising use of containers and distributed systems – not
If you work in IT Ops, alarm management is likely one of your greatest and most persistent challenges. Your monitoring tools send you alerts all
Splunk takes machine data in the form of log files, or other computer-generated text files, and turns it into operational intelligence. Machine data (log files),
Big data promises much in terms of business value, but it can be difficult for businesses to determine how to go about deploying the architecture
There are many natural enemies in the world. The Yankees and the Red Sox. Cats and dogs. IT managers and self-service analytics—right? According to Gartner,
