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Hadoop

Hadoop: What It Is And How It Works

Hadoop: What It Is And How It Works

The Epic Battle Between Apple & Google Is All But Over - Who Won?

The Epic Battle Between Apple & Google Is All But Over - Who Won?

Windows Blue Will Be Free - And Called Windows 8.1

Windows Blue Will Be Free - And Called Windows 8.1

ReadWriteEnterprise gives technology professionals and business executives deep insight into the most important tools, technologies, infrastructure and trends that affect their key strategic decisions - with a special focus on the impact of big data, social, mobile, and cloud computing.

Wednesday, 22nd May 2013

Don't Look Now, But We Might Be In A Developer Drought

Don't Look Now, But We Might Be In A Developer Drought

One company is so desperate to find software developers it’ll give you $30,000 as a bounty if you recommend one.

Enterprise Lauren Orsini comments

Monday, 20th May 2013

Can Enterprise Tech Avoid The Fate Of The Automobile Industry?

Can Enterprise Tech Avoid The Fate Of The Automobile Industry?

Things seem to be going really good in the enterprise technology universe right now. Here's why you should be nervous anyway.

Enterprise Alan S Cohen comments

Thursday, 16th May 2013

How To Make The World Safer For Email - It's All About Trust

How To Make The World Safer For Email - It's All About Trust

Despite the email industry's best efforts, fighting spam still requires the cooperation of the people and organizations who send and receive emails.

Enterprise Jeremy LaTrasse comments

Wednesday, 15th May 2013

Open Source Is Old School, Says The GitHub Generation

Open Source Is Old School, Says The GitHub Generation

For years the software industry has trended toward ever more permissive licensing, to the point that today the GitHub developer crowd rejects formal licensing altogether. How can this end well?

Enterprise Matt Asay comments

Monday, 13th May 2013

Big Data May Be A Pretty Small Problem

Big Data May Be A Pretty Small Problem

Data analysis is all the rage, but there is currently a strong debate on how big a data set a business actually needs and how much they need to spend to get that data.

Enterprise Brian Proffitt comments

Friday, 10th May 2013

Hadoop Adoption Accelerates, But Not For Data Analytics

Hadoop Adoption Accelerates, But Not For Data Analytics

While Hadoop vendors like to point to the technology's capabilities in Big Data analytics, the reality is that today's Hadoop adoption is almost entirely low-cost data storage and ETL. Is this a bad thing?

Enterprise Matt Asay comments

Thursday, 9th May 2013

Facebook's Open Compute Project Expands To Networking

Facebook's Open Compute Project Expands To Networking

New push into open source networking could be a threat to Cisco.

Enterprise ReadWrite Editors comments

Wednesday, 8th May 2013

business applications

Why The World Needs Business Intelligence Apps

Why The World Needs Business Intelligence Apps

Business Intelligence apps could meet the varying needs of corporate end-users more efficiently than the all-encompassing tools analysts require, and help make BI a core part of enterprise decision making.

Enterprise Rado Kotorov comments

Tuesday, 7th May 2013

Cloud Computing

Coming Soon: Desktops Hosted On The Cloud, Usable Anywhere

Coming Soon: Desktops Hosted On The Cloud, Usable Anywhere

A new video technology could mark a landmark change in how apps are deployed on PCs, tablets and smartphones for years to come.

Enterprise Brian Proffitt comments

software quality

Study: Open Source Delivers Superior Quality... Up To A Point

Study: Open Source Delivers Superior Quality... Up To A Point

A new report from Coverity suggests that open source delivers higher quality software, so long as the project is relatively small.

Enterprise Matt Asay comments

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