Monday, 20 May 2013
Employees will often bypass a corporate firewall with a hotspot, survey finds
'Microsoft doesn't want to give Apple any money,' summarizes analyst
Amazon's cloud storage service adds a feature included in Dropbox and Google's Drive.
Kroll Ontrack survey reveals that while 60 percent of respondents utilize a backup solution, they still experienced data loss.
The Beijing Municipal Bureau of Finance required a highly scalable and sustainable unified cloud storage platform to store both structured and unstructured data.
By building on NetApp, Revlon successfully implemented a private cloud infrastructure that increased agility and enabled the company to adapt to meet growing consumer demands.
Toronto-based visual effects post-production studio Soho VFX leverages Hitachi Data Systems Corporation’s NAS Platform (HNAS) to store and manage its most complex visual effects.
New Big Data Research shows mastering the deluge of data and information to be increasingly crucial for organizational success.
Leading global university in Asia saves 50% in man-hours using SQL Server Power View to analyze massive amount of user data.
When businesses are faced with the choice of maintaining the status quo or to innovating, the majority tend to go with the former, says an Oracle executive.
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Avon Cycles, India's largest cycle manufacturer, and Nongfu Spring, China's largest bottled water producer, are now ramp up customers of SAP Business Suite powered by SAP HANA.
With 2012 revenues of $4.1 billion, Electronic Arts (EA) is the third-largest video game company in the world by revenue behind only Nintendo and Activision Blizzard. It boasts landmark franchises such as Madden NFL, FIFA, The Sims and Mass Effect. Through its PopCap Games subsidiary it is the publisher of hits like Bejeweled and Plants vs. Zombies. And yet, in June of 2012, EA's chief operating officer compared the company to a burning oil platform.
