3 Ways Startups Can Take on Big Data in 2016

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Follow Us:     Top Story     3 Ways Startups Can Take on Big Data in 2016 Without Spending Millions on a Data Science Team   Today, the success of many startups hinges upon the ability to gain insights from rapidly growing data. Yet startups and smaller businesses often don't have the resources to hire a full-scale data science team, especially considering the painful data scientist shortage that's making it difficult for even large enterprises to find qualified candidates. Here are three approaches companies can adopt to deal with their big and complex data analytics challenges in 2016.   Read Full Story     MUST HAVE DOWNLOADS     MONGODB: IS IT RIGHT FOR YOU? FAST DATA FRONT ENDS FOR HADOOP PREPARING FOR THE INTERNET OF THINGS FIVE KEY TRENDS DRIVING ENTERPRISE ARCHITECTURE INTO THE FUTURE EMBRACE SELF-SERVICE DATA PREPARATION TOOLS FOR AGILITY, BUT GOVERN TO AVOID DATA CHAOS DRIVING BUSINESS VALUE FOR ORACLE ENVIRONMENTS WITH AN ALL-FLASH STRATEGY FROM MAINFRAME TO NOSQL WITH MARKLOGIC AND INTEL IMPROVING DATABASE PERFORMANCE BY OFFLOADING REPORTING AND ANALYTICS GARTNER REPORT- THE RISE OF THE OPERATIONAL DBMS MARKET BREAKING DOWN THE BARRIERS TO BETTER ANALYTICS     News, Columns & Features     Containers Enable DevOps and Hybrid Clouds, But Sandboxes Are Also Critical for IT Success   Recent shifts are driving the adoption of a number of technologies and tools, including containers, which are garnering big attention from investors. The primary advantage of containers is allowing applications to look uniform as they cross between non-production and production environments, and between on-premise and cloud. However, containers on their own, while critical to speeding adoption of DevOps and hybrid cloud deployment, are not sufficient.   Read Full Story     Quantum Computing is Not Science Fiction   The development of a functional and practical quantum computing system has been "pending" for some decades now, but there are some real signs that this technology may become decisive soon. The implications of cryptography are encouraging major government investment - both the U.S. and China, in particular, are heavily investing in quantum computing technology. The arms race to develop functional quantum computing has begun.   Read Full Story     Does the Title 'DBA' Still Apply?   If you are a working DBA, the actual work you do these days is probably significantly different than it was when you first began work as a DBA. So is the term "DBA" really accurate any longer? Or has the job grown into something more?   Read Full Story     The ABCs of Data Deduplication: Demystifying the Different Methods   Exponential data growth is hitting organizations of all sizes hard. It's not enough to merely add more capacity; recovery point objectives must be met, and time is money when it comes to data recovery. The simple truth is that to be effectively managed, adequately protected and completely recovered, your data size must be shrunk.   Read Full Story

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