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Up from the sandbox: Hadoop data management rising in importance

Product debuts by Teradata and IBM illustrate that the need for Hadoop management tools is growing as users move beyond experimental applications. Talking Data
Wildcat big data silos add splash of ungovernability to enterprise IT

Wildcat big data projects are threatening to add a layer of ungovernability to enterprise IT, says MDM godfather Aaron Zornes News
How to make the most of corporate data

IT departments focus on structured data but miss the needs of almost half their employees, says CEB managing director Andrew Horne News
Enabling the secure use of RFID

Dario Bevilacqua and Keith Mayes describe the design of an UHF RFID system for secure identification and tracking. Premium content
Is EMC Greenplum the real Hadoop company?

EMC Greenplum launched two new Hadoop-related technologies to support Big Data deployments. Analyst Group, Nucleus Research assesses their importance. News
Making sense of storage in a big data world

Robert White, executive director for enterprise infrastructure at Morgan Stanley, offers advice on how to develop a strategy for managing big data storage. News
What does a petabyte look like?

How can you visualise a petabyte of data? What is it in real terms? Some experts try to make real the colossal size of the mighty petabyte Feature
CIO interview: Darrell Stein, IT director, Marks & Spencer

As M&S develops its multi-channel capability, Darrell Stein and his team are delivering projects focused on innovation and profitability Interview
Big data spells new architectures

Corporate IT’s new vocation will be data integration. The business of big data will change radically the role of the IT department Interview
Big data understanding drives spending

The early successes of big data initiatives and a better understanding of its business benefits will lead to greater adoption this year Data analytics

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