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Why Splitting HP into 2 Companies Makes Sense
The renaissance of HP took another turn today with the announcement that it was splitting into two public companies. One company will comprise HP’s market-leading enterprise technology infrastructure, software and services businesses, which will do business as Hewlett-Packard Enterprise.
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Why HP Pulled Autonomy and Vertica into a Big Data Union
Badly stung by the Autonomy acquisition, it had taken HP some time to stick its head up over the parapet again. But by pulling together Vertica and Autonomy, it did just that, and a lot more besides. Realigning Business Groups The reorganization of the HP big data and information management
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Artificial Intelligence is Resurrecting Enterprise Search
Virtual Assistants Infiltrate the Enterprise Cortana, Microsoft’s updated mobile personal assistant in the latest Windows 8.1 mobile release named after the Halo artificial intelligence character, is deeply integrated into the operating system.
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HP Fuses Data Management Assets for Internet of Things Play
The pieces are finally falling into place. Over the past two years since that acquisition, HP has been building up Autonomy’s portfolio and pushing it in a million different directions. Late last night the master plan became clear.
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Top 5 Internet of Things Security Concerns
Security concerns are developing faster than the Internet of Things (IoT). But HP claims it is tackling IoT related concerns head on and has identified what it describes as the top five issues for businesses to consider.
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Discussion Point: How Will the IoT Change Our Lives?
We're rapidly developing a digital nerve system as sophisticated and complex as anything in the human body. Proponents boast that the IoT will shape our futures and transform the ways we work, live and play.
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It's Not Just the Money, Honey: HP and Hortonworks' $50M Marriage
But it wasn’t billed that way by either company. Instead the press release read “HP and Hortonworks Deepen Relationship focused on Enterprise Hadoop.
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Did Forrester Get Its Digital Experience Wave Right?
If it hasn't sunk in yet for digital experience providers, let's remind them: Forrester sees no leaders in digital experience delivery platforms. The results came from the research giant's first Forrester Wave for Digital Experience Delivery Platforms.
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Forrester Wave: No Leaders in Digital Experience Delivery
No one, says Forrester. In its first Forrester Wave for Digital Experience Delivery Platforms, released today, analysts said no vendor offers a truly "end-to-end solution." "Overall completeness and adoption" in this space is "middling," according to analysts. Unified platforms are "more myth than reality," they wrote in the Wave.
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Could Russia Be Starting a Software/Hardware Cold War?
Russia is considering giving preference to its own hardware and software organizations in a current legislative bill, reducing its reliance on foreign suppliers, Bloomberg reported today. Does this mean a major hit for companies that do business in the country -- such as IBM, Microsoft, HP, Cisco and Oracle?
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Here are the IoT Top 10 Movers and Shakers
Earlier in the week we identified the most influential companies working on the Internet of Things (IoT). Using the same research from the marketing influence platform provider Appinions, let’s take a look at the top ten movers and shakers.
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In a 'Troubled' WCM Sector, Analysts See 3 Innovators
Fireworks may explode in the night sky as the US celebrates the Fourth of July weekend, but things are much quieter in the web content management market.
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Guess Where Workers Have New Rights to Work from Home?
It's time for CEOs Marissa Mayer and Meg Whitman to eat their words — or at least rethink their strong stances on workplace inflexibility at Yahoo and Hewlett-Packard, respectively. Telecommuting took a giant leap forward today — at least in the United Kingdom.
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E-Discovery Moves In-House, Market Leaders Expand
The e-discovery market has had a long time to mature — and it still has room to grow. Gartner predicts the market will grow from its current value of $1.8 billion to $3.1 billion by 2018. The market is also in the midst of significant change.
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