Cisco announces plans to expand its business in the growing analytics marketplace, with a focus on moving analytics towards the network’s edge.
Big Data, Networking
Cisco makes big bet on analytics
by Robert Dutt •
Big Data
Big Data, Mobility
IBM, Apple deliver first wave of IBM MobileFirst for iOS apps
by Mark Cox •
Aimed at both the enterprise and mid-market, the new apps will be customized, integrated and deployed by partners, and IBM will support partners here with several new tools.
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Big Data, Cloud, Mobility
Technology adoption issues create tremendous opportunity: Michael Dell
by Mark Cox •
Michael Dell personally presented the results of a survey commissioned by Dell, which found significant obstacles to the adoption of technology, which he said was a good thing for Dell and its partners.
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Big Data, Cloud
Salesforce.com enters analytics market with Wave analytics cloud
by Mark Cox •
Salesforce.com busts into the analytics market with a product that is easy to use, and doesn’t require having their CRM product.
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Big Data, Cloud
BlueData launches software to create Big Data private cloud experience on-prem
by Mark Cox •
Blue Data says their technology makes it possible to build 100 node Hadoop and Spark clusters in less than ten minutes, and get the same kind of on-premise Big Data as the huge cloud companies at a fraction of the cost.
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Big Data, Cloud
PROMISE Technology launches FileCruiser private cloud solution
by Mark Cox •
The long-time maker of RAID controllers and subsystems embarks on its first venture in the cloud, and its first software application venture, with plans to expand it into a hybrid cloud offering.
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Big Data, Cloud
SaaS BI vendor SiSense names first channel chief
by Mark Cox •
SiSense has a short sales cycle for BI, and is offering aggressive margins, including the same margins on renewals.
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Big Data, Cloud, Storage
IBM unveils new Big Data data management service
by Mark Cox •
IBM debuts Elastic Storage, a software-defined storage-as-a-service offering built on SoftLayer that can be implemented 100% cloud, or on a hybrid model.
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Big Data, Featured Post
Pivotal in Mobile App Play With Xtreme Labs Buy
by Chris Gonsalves (Channelnomics) •
Pivotal is starting to make some noise announcing this week the acquisition of Toronto-based Xtreme Labs in a play aimed at mobile app development.
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HP Launches Big Data as a Service Offering
by Chris Gonsalves (Channelnomics) •
HP’s new Big Data Discovery Experience as a Service gives partners an option for delivering Big Data capabilities in an on-demand model.
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Big Data a Big Deal: 64% Have Plans
by Robert Dutt •
Gartner survey finds a lot of interest around Big Data projects, but most companies are still in early days and in need of help.
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Big Data, Featured Post, Storage
EMC Attach Strategy Boosting Partner Transaction Size
by Robert Dutt •
EMC Canada chief Michael Sharun sees key partner opportunities to be developed around business continuity, Big Data analytics and more.
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Big Data, Channel Programs, Cloud, Featured Post
Xively Aims To Build Channel for Internet of Things
by Robert Dutt •
Xively, a cloud platform for the Internet of Things owned by LogMeIn, looks to connect business expertise with technical skills to round out IoT offerings.
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Big Data, Cloud, Featured Post, Managed Services
Asigra Introduces Recovery-Centric Backup Pricing
by Robert Dutt •
With data volume continuing to skyrocket, a flat cost for both data backup and recovery is becoming unsustainable, cloud backup vendor Asigra says.
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Big Data, Featured Post, Storage
All Hail the Lowly Backup Appliance
by Channelnomics Staff •
Cloud backup gets all the buzz, but purpose-built backup appliances are on the rise
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Cisco: $500B in Internet of Everything Opportunities Going Down The Drain This Year
by Robert Dutt •
Businesses will realize $544 in profit this year as a result of interconnected systems, but will leave almost as much on the table
