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Alison Diana

Managing editor of Enterprise Technology. I've been covering tech and business for many years, for publications such as InformationWeek, Baseline Magazine, and Florida Today. A native Brit and longtime Yankees fan, I live with my husband, daughter, and two cats on the Space Coast in Florida.

Univa Grid Engine Takes On Docker Orchestration, Scheduling
September 16th, 2015 (0)
Workload management and optimization solutions developer Univa is entering the Docker orchestration frenzy with today's release of the Univa Grid Engine Container Edition product. In September 2014, Univa told EnterpriseTech of plans to add Docker support, predicting it would arrive ...

Tableau Expands Cloud, Mobile Capabilities with v9.1
September 15th, 2015 (0)
Tableau Software expands general business-users' access to data with Tuesday's release of Tableau 9.1, featuring a redesigned mobile app and enhanced cloud capabilities. The update, which comes about four months after Tableau unveiled version 9.0, includes easier security and authentication ...

PernixData Decouples Performance, Management from Storage
September 15th, 2015 (0)
PernixData aims to further simplify storage managers' jobs with today's release of FVP version 3.0, Freedom, and software platform Architect. The company's technology decouples storage performance and management functions from an organization's underlying storage hardware, allowing an enterprise to ...

Salesforce Debuts IoT Cloud: For the Internet of Customers
September 15th, 2015 (0)
With its newly announced Salesforce IoT Cloud, Salesforce looks to expand far beyond its traditional customer relationship management (CRM) and sales roots to become the central hub for the connected analytics and business insight critical to organizations' ongoing and ...

Achieving High Performance Computing without the Supercomputer
September 14th, 2015 (0)
When most hear the term "High-Performance Computing" or HPC, what often comes to mind is the image of well-funded research laboratories, think CERN’s Large Hadron Collider, where the sheer processing and calculation power is critical to very specialized and ...

HP Enterprise’s Bill Mannel Talks HPC, Intel, Big Data, and More
September 11th, 2015 (0)
As vice president and general manager of high performance computing and big data for Hewlett Packard Enterprise for almost a year, Bill Mannel oversees two fast-growing and complementary areas within both HP and industry at large. In July, HP ...

Four Industries Benefiting from Robotic Process Automation
September 10th, 2015 (0)
With the pressure to gain and maintain competitive advantage, companies in various industries improve a growing array of business processes with RPA.

Caringo FileFly Cuts Storage TCO, Simplifies Data Access
September 9th, 2015 (0)
A consistent, growing challenge enterprises face in the big data age revolves around decreasing the total cost of ownership for storage while simultaneously providing ready access to petabytes of data for the expanding number of employees involved in analytics. ...

Virtual Machines, Containers, & Docker, Oh My!
September 9th, 2015 (0)
Containers have made quite the splash of late, with the rising popularity of Docker, the formation of the Open Container Initiative, and the launch of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation. However, with alternative options like virtual machines dominating the ...

InsideSales.com Predictive Cloud Expands Beyond Sales Vertical
September 8th, 2015 (0)
With its release of the Predictive Cloud, InsideSales.com hopes to expand beyond its traditional sales market into numerous horizontal and vertical areas that increasingly demand big data, predictive analytics, and machine learning to fuel growth and revenue. The platform ...
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