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Alison Diana
Managing editor of Enterprise Technology. I've been covering tech and business for many years, for publications such as InformationWeek, Baseline Magazine, and Florida Today. A native Brit and longtime Yankees fan, I live with my husband, daughter, and two cats on the Space Coast in Florida.Blazent Pulls Big Data Pieces Together
June 24th, 2015 Comments Off on Blazent Pulls Big Data Pieces Together
Despite the allure of analytics, many enterprises still struggle with siloed information in disparate formats, forced together via unwieldy manual processes that deliver only partial results. Combine this with the reality of shadow IT, incomplete knowledge about core systems, ...
Dell Pushes Hyperscale Boundaries with New PowerEdge
June 23rd, 2015 Comments Off on Dell Pushes Hyperscale Boundaries with New PowerEdge
With today's introduction of the PowerEdge C6320, Dell continues its drive to propel high performance computing outside its traditional comfort zone of engineering or research and development and into general business enterprise applications. "We recognize that beyond the hyperscale ...
Infinera Adds Security, Automation to Cloud Xpress
June 23rd, 2015 Comments Off on Infinera Adds Security, Automation to Cloud Xpress
Infinera today expanded its Cloud Xpress family, adding new automation features and security capabilities to its portfolio of metro cloud platforms. Like its earlier 10- and 40-gigabit Ethernet models, the new Cloud Xpress with 100GbE version is designed for ...
Nallatech Plugs New FPGA Card
June 19th, 2015 Comments Off on Nallatech Plugs New FPGA Card
Nallatech claims to address price and performance with today's introduction of its 385A production-ready server-qualified FPGA card. The 385A, which is available now, is a half-height, half-length PCIe Gen 3 card that includes Altera's floating-point enabled Arria 10 FPGA ...
Virtualization Spurs SAN Adoption
June 19th, 2015 Comments Off on Virtualization Spurs SAN Adoption
The explosion of digital data beyond traditional realms such as healthcare and entertainment is fueling demand for storage area networks (SANs) across a growing spectrum of vertical markets. Just as healthcare uses SANs to manage its troves of medical ...
Healthcare Cloud Adoption Driven by Use Cases
June 18th, 2015 Comments Off on Healthcare Cloud Adoption Driven by Use Cases
Healthcare organizations now rely on cloud to do more than support electronic medical records, recognizing the flexibility, efficiency, and productivity this architecture can deliver. " healthcare industry has lagged behind other industries in implementing cloud technology; however, increasing number ...
Slam the Door Against Insider Threats
June 18th, 2015 (2)
When a banker falls behind on the mortgage, a physician gets arrested for driving under the influence, or a contractor is working on a sensitive federal construction site under an alias, these instances would sound alarms – if employers ...
Bring Shadow IT Out of the Dark, Gartner Tells Tech
June 17th, 2015 Comments Off on Bring Shadow IT Out of the Dark, Gartner Tells Tech
Mention shadow IT to many technology professionals and they'll shudder before trading war stories. But to empower their organizations to innovate, grow, and succeed, IT departments must embrace and manage this phenomenon, said analysts speaking at the Gartner Symposium/ITxpo 2015 in Orlando ...
Why Cards Matter Today
June 17th, 2015 Comments Off on Why Cards Matter Today
Cards have become mainstream. They are now inescapable across every social network, including being a central part of Google’s Now offering. If this is a new term to you, take a quick peek at your favorite social service and ...
Verilume Adds New Powers to Idle Datacenters
June 16th, 2015 Comments Off on Verilume Adds New Powers to Idle Datacenters
After two years in stealth mode, startup Verilume today emerged with a suite of software designed to morph idle datacenter resources into a self-service analytics cloud environment. About 30 percent of servers – virtual and non-virtual – are "comatose," ...