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• Business Analytics

  • White House issues report on big data and privacy in this news recap

    The long-awaited report from the White House on big data and privacy finally dropped. This news recap also looks at the TIBCO acquisition of Jaspersoft.

  • R language well-suited to analytical data sampling and manipulations

    Analytics expert Mark Whitehorn explains the strengths of R and how to determine if the open source programming language fits your analytics purposes.

  • Privacy and big data issues demand attention from IT, business execs

    A series of stories on big data privacy examined current laws and the ethics of data collection. In this podcast, TechTarget editors look deeper.

• Data Center

  • Get comfortable with an adiabatic cooling system in the data center

    Is your data center in a hot climate? Rather than fight the environment with CRACs, take advantage of it with an adiabatic cooling system.

  • DTrace tutorial for better enterprise OS performance

    Better enterprise OS performance starts with a DTrace tutorial. Learn how to use the programming language and tool in this free chapter excerpt.

  • Fabric computing hones predictive analysis for commodity steel maker

    Rolled steel isn't a typical bastion of advanced IT, but one company is getting the most out of its ERP systems through a fabric computing platform.

• Data Management

  • Big data charge could turn data management profession on its head

    Discussed at DAMA's EDW 2014 were more flexible approaches to the data management profession. That's in response to growing mountains of diverse data.

  • In-memory database technology's moment -- or more -- in the DBMS sun

    In-memory databases aren't the niche tools they used to be, thanks to recent product rollouts. But there are issues to keep in mind before buying.

  • In-memory databases best suited for 'relatively small' data sets

    How does data set size determine whether an in-memory database is a good fit for applications, especially analytics uses? Mark Whitehorn explains.

• DataManagement UK

  • Big data roundtable webcast: gaining value from big data

    Roundtable discussion on business value of big data, chaired by Brian McKenna, Editor, SearchDataManagementUK, and featuring Mike Ferguson, Roxane Edjlali (Gartner), Joshua LeCure (GlaxoSmithKline).

  • 2012 training courses: BI, data management, data warehousing

    Find out where to hone your business intelligence, data management and data warehouse skills with this list of training courses for 2012.

  • Poor data quality: what is dirty data costing UK organisations?

    Poor data quality can have serious financial consequences for businesses. Read about the current state of data quality management at UK companies, including dirty data problems.

• Oracle

  • Rimini Street's Q1 report; Customer 2 Cloud; Oracle and Heartbleed

    News briefs: Rimini shows their Q1 report; Oracle releases new Customer 2 Cloud service; Oracle looks for Heartbleed security problems.

  • GenieDB provides geo-distribution for Phyken Media's battling wizards

    GenieDB demonstrates its high availability geo-distribution with Phyken Media's Wizard Ops Tactics.

  • Oracle releases Solaris 11.2 cloud OS with OpenStack

    A review and preview of the latest version of Oracle Solaris, Solaris 11.2.

• Content Management

  • Content analytics takes off for better business intelligence

    The field of content analytics is blossoming, enabling companies to retrieve data faster and gain actionable insights. But there's still work to do.

  • Lessons learned from DAM product buying process

    Buyers share their lessons on the digital asset management product buying process and how to sort through a fragmented market.

  • Social media monitoring market fragmentation fuels buyer confusion

    Social media monitoring tools unlock powerful data about customers and products. But market fragmentation requires buyers to try before they buy.

• Windows Server

  • Server app migration tool soothes IT pro headaches

    IT pros will get some new server app migration and SCCM add-on modules in the coming months as vendors ramp up their offerings.

  • Windows XP becomes a zombie, receives patch after end-of-life

    Administrators stuck on Windows XP, which hit end-of-life in April, were granted a small reprieve when Microsoft released a patch for an IE bug.

  • Why admins need to know Windows Azure Pack for Windows Server

    The best part about Windows Azure Pack is the control you have over it while still allowing for automating and delegating tasks.

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