Tag Archives: Cisco Systems
17 February 2013: BBC News
How Will Our Future Cities Look? Excerpt: “Cities are reaching breaking point,” says Prof David Gann, who heads up Imperial College‘s Digital Economy Lab. “Traffic jams are getting worse, queues longer and transport networks more prone to delays, power outages … Continue reading
Attend Our CloudCon Session: San Francisco, 2 October 2012!
Session: Cisco Network Performance Analytics CloudCon Expo & Conference San Francisco CA Tuesday, 2 October 2012 2:30 pm Cisco Services delivers subscription-based Network Optimization Services (NOS) to their customers globally. NOS includes tools-based reporting services such as hardware end-of-life, software … Continue reading
Tap the 90 Checks In at the Pre-Cassandra Summit Meetup
7 August 2012 Lilly Mac’s, Sunnyvale CA Having attended every Drinks and Data session that was organized by Lynn Bender, I now had people coming up to me to thank me for sponsoring the program. While this is flattering, I made … Continue reading
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Tagged Altoros, big data analytics, bigdata, Cisco Systems, Datameer, DataStax, EMC Corporation, IBM, Infosys, Louie Yan, NoSQL, Sam Kumarsamy, Samsung, Shankar Gopidas, Tap the 90
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28 June 2012: EContent
The Convergence of Big Data and Social Media Excerpt: Once again “Big Data” is all the rage as enterprises struggle to cope with the data deluge that is exploding across the globe. To provide an illustration of this phenomenon, consider … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Commentary, Definition, Technology
Tagged bigdata, Cisco Systems, Eric Schmidt, Exabyte, Google, Internet Protocol, Louie Yan, Sam Kumarsamy, Shankar Gopidas, Tap the 90, Terabyte, User-generated content
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Tap the 90 
7 January 2013: Computer Reseller News
Partners and Priorities: Cisco’s Channel Chief Talks Exclusively to CRN Excerpt: As Bruce Klein succeeded Keith Goodwin atop Cisco (NSDQ:CSCO)’s Worldwide Partner Organization a few months ago, Cisco partners told CRN they wanted continuity and consistency: two hallmarks of what … Continue reading →