Kentico’s integrated marketing solution got an update today with enhanced personalization and segmentation on what they call a better user interface. Thomas Robbins, chief evangelist for Kentico, told CMSWire “We believe the difference between success and failure in digital marketing can come down to the time, expense and ease with which to launch, manage and… View Article
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Today, businesses must be able to analyze problems or opportunities and act in real time. From the time you begin to implement the needed infrastructure, it can take up to 2 years to derive insight from big data applications. In today’s biz climate, that might as well be 2000 years, because if you can’t address the… View Article
In this GridGain article featured on Data Center Knowledge, Nikita Ivanov, founder of GridGain Systems reaches out and leads GridGain in developing advanced and distributed in-memory data processing technologies, including a Java in-memory computing platform. There are three topics discussed: 1. Coming Up Short in the Face of a Data Avalanche: It’s not surprising that… View Article
SAP adds in-memory processing and greater Hadoop integration to keep existing customers, not to draw new ones In-memory processing is one of those technologies that has a basic definition, but it can be implemented multiple ways. The core idea is consistent enough: When processing one or more queries from a given data source, keep as… View Article
Twitter announced two new mobile features this afternoon: the ability to identify people in photos and include up to four separate photos in a Tweet. Worried that your pictures might use your entire 140 characters? Via the Twitter Android or iOS apps, you’ll be able to label up to ten people in a photo, and your 140-character count remains unaffected. Each time… View Article
Partaking in my usual fun lunch reads, I came across a very interesting article featured on VentureBeat written by Patrice Francois, co-founder and associate director at Digimind, one of the fastest growing companies in the field of social media monitoring software. Oftentimes a mishap can damage a company’s brand. Not only does a consumer’s interest… View Article
One of the downsides of modern business life is the impact it can have on sleep. Twelve-hour flights, answering a late-night email and stress about a corporate downsizing are just a few of the factors that can undermine a good night’s rest. SleepRate, an iPhone or iPad app and a conventional heart rate monitor that… View Article
In-Memory Computing: What Is It? We struggle to come up with a simple, understandable definition of what in-memory computing is all about, what problems it solves, and what uses are a good fit for the technology. In-memory computing means using a type of middleware software that allows one to store data in RAM, across a… View Article
The DailyCandy staff decided to see what the @SleepRate App was all about! In this article, an editor gives us the inside scoop! “A trip to a sleep clinic isn’t in my future, but I think I’ve found the next best thing. SleepRate’s iOS app and heart rate monitor system collects data during the night… View Article
It’s time to clean up your clutter – digitally! ccGenie is built around the idea that email spaces, like rooms in a house, should be tailored to their uses and should have as few barriers for visiting collaborators as possible. The service allows users to create virtual rooms specifically suited to individual projects. Wherever files and… View Article