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	Native data analysis comes to MongoDB Seeking to make it easier for you to apply analytics to your big data stores, Pentaho today announced the general availability of the latest version of its business analytics and data integration platform. Read More : ExaGrid How Backup Disk Architecture Impacts the Backup Window When data grows, backup windows expand. A common tactic today employs disk for backup combined to keep ahead of the backup window. But as Storage Switzerland Senior Analyst Colm Keegan explains, selecting the right disk architecture is critical if you want to meet today's demands and avoid costly bottlenecks - and upgrades - in the future. Learn More In this Issue CIOs will find that the most valuable data comes from outside Data analytics can help fix a dysfunctional healthcare system US intelligence agency wants brain-like algorithms for complex information processing Google focused on big data, real-time analysis in the cloud Hadoop distributor MapR gets $110M from Google WHITE PAPER: Dell Boomi EMA Radar for Hybrid Cloud Integration Technologies Which cloud integration platform is right for your company? EMA Radar evaluated 7 leading cloud integration platform vendors for the value they deliver. How did they rank? Which is the right fit for your business? Read EMA Radar's report and learn more. Learn More CIOs will find that the most valuable data comes from outside CIOs are too focused on creating data about internal operations and need to augment that with external data about market conditions. Read More Data analytics can help fix a dysfunctional healthcare system An insurance executive talks about how IT can help transform healthcare. Read More WHITE PAPER: VMware Moving to Hybrid Cloud: Top 5 Considerations Here are the top five considerations to keep in mind as you begin evaluating hybrid cloud for your workloads. Learn more! US intelligence agency wants brain-like algorithms for complex information processing IBM recently said it found a way to make transistors that could be formed into virtual circuitry that mimics human brain functions. Read More Google focused on big data, real-time analysis in the cloud When it comes to big data, many enterprises are getting slammed with big problems. That's why Google will focus on helping those large companies over the next year. Read More Hadoop distributor MapR gets $110M from Google MapR, which distributes a commercial software platform based off the Apache Hadoop big data management open source project, has secured a $110 million funding round led by Google. Read More
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