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Author Archives: Alison Diana
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.Stormy Seas Ahead for Safe Harbor Users
October 7th, 2015 Comments Off on Stormy Seas Ahead for Safe Harbor Users
When Europe's top court declared the Safe Harbor data-transfer agreement invalid, it should not have come as a surprise to those who follow the continent's privacy rulings. But now Safe Harbor is out, U.S. technology companies must quickly figure ...
How to Maintain Security Due Diligence in the Cloud
October 7th, 2015 Comments Off on How to Maintain Security Due Diligence in the Cloud
Cloud offerings have greatly improved in scale and economic efficiency, making it a relevant and viable choice for the computing needs of organizations in every industry. While cloud delivers a host of new benefits to its users (public, private, ...
How to Optimize Your Toolset to Tackle Today’s Network Issues
October 7th, 2015 Comments Off on How to Optimize Your Toolset to Tackle Today’s Network Issues
While SDN and IoT will undoubtedly alter the networking landscape, they shouldn’t distract from other business and tech trends that impact enterprise networks right now.
IBM Promotes Era of Cognitive Computing
October 6th, 2015 Comments Off on IBM Promotes Era of Cognitive Computing
Cognitive computing, not digitization, is the destination enterprises should target, and employees should not worry about mass layoffs but rather seek out new career opportunities, IBM CEO Ginni Rometty told overflow crowds at today's Gartner Symposium/ITXPO in Orlando. "It's ...
Couchbase Releases V4 of NoSQL Database
October 6th, 2015 Comments Off on Couchbase Releases V4 of NoSQL Database
Couchbase today unveiled the eponymous fourth version of its NoSQL database designed to empower developers in create broader varieties of web, mobile, and Internet of Things applications on Couchbase. The update provides upgraded levels of developer agility, enterprise application ...
Gartner: ‘Hello Algorithms, Goodbye Apps’
October 5th, 2015 Comments Off on Gartner: ‘Hello Algorithms, Goodbye Apps’
Algorithms will soon replace apps as they reshape business, IT, and the ways in which organizations interact with customers, partners, and employees, according to researchers speaking at today's Gartner Symposium/ITXPO in Orlando. The shift is part of the ongoing ...
How to Choose Performance-Based Cloud Storage
October 2nd, 2015 Comments Off on How to Choose Performance-Based Cloud Storage
Free, slow cloud-based storage may work for family photos but it's not appropriate for mission-critical business applications.
CMU and Boeing Establish Aerospace Data Analytics Lab
October 1st, 2015 Comments Off on CMU and Boeing Establish Aerospace Data Analytics Lab
Partnership provides underscores the collision between big data and HPC that's spurring academic-industry collaboration.
Yellowfin Cuts Programming From Customized Analytics Dashboards
October 1st, 2015 Comments Off on Yellowfin Cuts Programming From Customized Analytics Dashboards
Business intelligence and analytics software developer Yellowfin on Friday plans to debut DashXML, a browser-based Java application designed to make it easier to create customized analytical functions and applications. DashXML is a "flexible framework" that communicates, via web API, ...
Containers: The Case for VM Coexistence
October 1st, 2015 Comments Off on Containers: The Case for VM Coexistence
Today, corporations have the technical flexibility to customize the datacenter to better fit their long- and short-term business goals. They are no longer locked into legacy infrastructure upgrades as the singular or even the primary source of technical improvements. ...