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	15 most powerful Big Data companies Big Data startups bring innovation and buzz to the marketplace, while established database/data warehouse vendors move into big data with installed base and a proven product line. Read More WHITE PAPER: F5 Networks Increasing security without performance loss Security is an intrusive mechanism that is often seen to interfere with normal business operations. Nonetheless, security is essential to the normal operation of the business, and the right security mechanisms and approaches can minimize performance degradation. View Now In this Issue Obama and Romney big data experts continue the battle as businesses Win $500? Survey says YES! Data visualization: Beneficial but perilous SAP creates LAVA 'design language' to heat up analytics Intel to customize chips for big data applications Can healthcare big data reality live up to its promise? WHITE PAPER: CA Technologies Best Practices for Maintaining Security and Control Most organizations want to leverage the cloud, but also recognize that migrating all their applications all at once is not always practical. In taking a prudent and measured approach, they are seeking ways to utilize cloud-based applications and infrastructure while maintaining certain applications on-premise. Read now! Obama and Romney big data experts continue the battle as businesses Big data is used to help Democrat Senate candidate Cory Booker in New Jersey. Read More Win $500? Survey says YES! Take our short tech survey (just 10 minutes, we promise) and enter the drawing for a chance to win $500. Read More Data visualization: Beneficial but perilous There's something about data visualizations that make people trust them more than they should. Read More WHITE PAPER: EMC Corporation & WWT VSPEX boost enterprise business for WWT Prior to the VSPEX sale, the customer faced multiple challenges in delivering a fast and reliable VDI end-user experience. After working with the customer to understand the server, storage, and networking requirements Read Now SAP creates LAVA 'design language' to heat up analytics SAP's Business Objects BI (business intelligence) product line may soon begin receiving a visual overhaul based on a new "design language" or methodology called LAVA (Lightweight Applied Visual Analytics). Read More Intel to customize chips for big data applications Intel, increasingly customizing server chips for customers, is now tuning chips for workloads in big data. Read More Can healthcare big data reality live up to its promise? If any industry's ready to reap the benefits of analyzing reams of data from disparate sources, it's healthcare. But just because there's a will doesn't necessarily mean there's an easy way. Read More
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