By Adam Wren
CIOs have a lot on their digital plates.
From coordinating help desk strategies to securing the company’s network, CIOs often find it necessary to outsource some of their needs to service providers.
But that brings challenges of its own. Whether they are vetting a potential cloud service provider or read »
EMC Contributor @ EMC
New jobs data shows creative jobs like software systems and software application development are in higher demand than jobs such as those in systems administration positions, suggesting that companies are looking for knowledge-based employees over technology-based ones. read »
EMC Contributor @ EMC
By Adam Wren
Few trends are shaping the workplace like the so-called Bring Your Own Device phenomenon.
A 2012 Cisco survey of 600 companies with more than 1,000 employees found that 95% of IT departments allow employees to bring their own device to the workplace.
And it’s no secret why: Allowing employees to read »
EMC Contributor @ EMC
At we approach Big Data from every angle—how to store, manage, query, analyze, and visualize it, not to mention secure it. We also use Big Data in our own business, among other things to drive marketing programs. That gave us an idea: If we’re analyzing and directing our business with Big Data, and at the same time working with customers on Big read »
Michael Foley @ EMC
It seems that no matter where you go these days (twitter, your favorite tech blog, email newsletters,) that everyone is talking about Big Data. Let’s face it, Big Data is a buzzword, or buzz term, that many technology professionals are being forced to address. Most database guys like myself have been dealing with large amounts of read »
Bill Schoonmaker @ EMC
’s VP and Global Marketing CTO Chuck Hollis recently blogged about the work teams at EMC are doing around Data Analytics. He specifically highlighted slides from Malte Bernholz, VP of Corporate Consulting at EMC, describing his work looking at internal Big Data Analytics projects. The takeaways and examples outline a great foundation for anyone read »
Frank Coleman @ EMC
Since the mid-1800s, the Laws of Thermodynamics (e.g., the First Law, Conservation of Energy) have guided the thinking of generations of engineers, ensuring that their dreams of a better machine were channeled into the art of the possible. Rather than constraining innovation, the laws ensured that creative energies were focused on read »
Jon Fay @ EMC
Forward-thinking companies are embracing social technologies as a way to better align key parts of their organizations, and IT departments are driving a lot of these initiatives. read »
EMC Contributor @ EMC
By analyzing large amounts of data coming from every corner of their operations, companies are able to make better business decisions on competition, growth and innovation. read »
EMC Contributor @ EMC
It’s certainly early days as enterprises large and small learn how to apply the power of big data and predictive analytics in their businesses. I’m fortunate that I get to hear a lot of interesting stories, but none more interesting than a recent first-hand exposure to the very detailed program here at my company, EMC.
From the read »
Chuck Hollis @ EMC
