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Transforming Data into Action - Part 3

Transforming Data into Action – Part 3

By Michael Fauscette on December 3, 2014

In part three of the series we will focus on sources of data beyond in-house transaction data and data collected from social listening, and the impact of the Internet and Cloud Computing on both the distribution of data and the business models that are evolving around that data. Data brokers, that is, companies that aggregate […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged abn amro, Attensity, BFSI, Big Blue, Big Data, brokers, Cloud, Cloud Computing, DaaS, data, data2action, DataSift, EU, Gnip, ibm, microsoft, oracle, Privacy, socbiz, Social, Twitter, US

Chromebook/Notebook/Tablet As A Service. On Google Competing With IBM Global Finance

Chromebook/Notebook/Tablet As A Service. On Google Competing With IBM Global Finance

By James Governor on May 15, 2011

  So a lot of smart people have already written up the news from Google I/O this week – notably our very own Stephen O’Grady in a piece entitled Google I/O: The Android Story. So I decided to look at something different. To try and provide some industry context, if you like. In case you […]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged $GOOG, android, chrome, chromeos, google, Google Chrome OS, ibm, IGF, LotusLive, US | 1 Response

The US Federal Government and Open Source

The US Federal Government and Open Source

By Michael Coté on January 31, 2011

Reflecting on the US federal government using open source.

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged government, Open source, Press Pass, Proprietary software, spending, US

EU and Competition in Technology

By Vinnie Mirchandani on November 12, 2009

The thinking in most of the tech industry is we don’t need government intervention – at least not in the enterprise side of the business. Big corporations don’t need protection. They can hold their own against the big vendors. I…

Posted in Business | Tagged Business, business & government, EU, European Union, government, government intervention, microsoft, oracle, regulation, sap, US

Who Wins in the Near-Shoring Game?

Who Wins in the Near-Shoring Game?

By Jason Busch on November 4, 2009

I had a call with an industry colleague a few days ago who is headed over to China to give a presentation on trade and sourcing issues to a group of Chinese nationals and government officials (as opposed to US multinationals or Chinese/US JVs operati…

Posted in Business | Tagged China, Logistics, Manufacturing, Mexico, near-shoring, supply chain, Transport, US

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