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• June 16, 2016 16 Jun'16

  Leverage the cloud to create useful, better smart home systems

  Enterprise architects can simplify consumers' lives by using the cloud to weave IoT devices to create better, more useful smart home functionality.

• June 16, 2016 16 Jun'16

  Spark brings value to big data analytics and ETL processes

  Spark is garnering a lot of attention for streamlining the development of big data analytics. But, it can also improve ETL processes. Expert George Lawton explains further.

• June 16, 2016 16 Jun'16

  How TensorFlow helps deep learning applications in the cloud

  TensorFlow optimizes the development and deployment of machine learning algorithms. But how can it leverage the cloud to build deep learning apps? Expert George Lawton explains.

• June 16, 2016 16 Jun'16

  As Parse shutdown looms, developers pack up code and data for big move

  As the Parse shutdown looms, developers are discovering API and query incompatibilities between the Facebook Parse service and open source implementations.

• June 02, 2016 02 Jun'16

  Start early to get the most out of embedded software testing

  Cloud Expo session preview: From smartphones to cars, the devices we depend on daily demand that embedded software testing gets an early start from cooperative developers and QA.

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• June 01, 2016 01 Jun'16

  Neat turns its receipt-scanning app into subscription-based software

  Neat retires its legacy desktop cash-register receipt scanning app and moves to the cloud with SaaS subscription-based software and expertise from a contract programming house.

• May 25, 2016 25 May'16

  SAP and Apple union expands opportunities for developing iOS mobile apps

  As iPhone and iPad growth slows, Apple leverages the power of SAP's HANA and Fiori platforms in hopes that SAP's army of 2.5 million developers will create enterprise apps for iOS.

• May 12, 2016 12 May'16

  Robin Systems helps Wal-Mart speed data ingestion

  With the need to speed data ingestion and share files across applications, Wal-Mart turns to Robin Systems to reconfigure and reduce file clustering in Hadoop.

• May 06, 2016 06 May'16

  Cognitive computing applications refocus developers' skills

  In traditional apps, logic and code come first, followed by loading of data. Cognitive computing applications lead with data that dictates where the logic should go. Are you ready?

• May 03, 2016 03 May'16

  From HVAC repair to prescriptive analytics software development

  Ontegrity turns knowledge gained through years of onsite HVAC maintenance into a prescriptive analytics system built in-house that prescribes repairs before failures occur.

• April 25, 2016 25 Apr'16

  Virtualized applications and storage don't always mesh

  Legacy storage technology wasn't designed to support multiple virtualized applications competing for simultaneous I/O. Tintri's Dan Florea explains how to get from mess to mesh.

• April 22, 2016 22 Apr'16

  Developers, budgets benefit from stacking software instances

  Running one database per server is fast and easy, but it's expensive. With SQL Server, stacking multiple software instances can lead to serious savings and simpler management.

• April 20, 2016 20 Apr'16

  IBM acquires Bluewolf to bolster Salesforce services

  As businesses expand use of the Salesforce platform for their customer relationship management needs, IBM continues its cloud acquisition spree with Salesforce consultancy Bluewolf.

• April 18, 2016 18 Apr'16

  ThoughtSpot and Informatica serve up instant analytics

  With businesses running at cloud speed, employees need to generate instant analytics reports via search bar queries. ThoughtSpot and Informatica come to the rescue.

• April 12, 2016 12 Apr'16

  DH2i teams containers as a service with Microsoft SQL Server

  Microsoft SQL Server databases garner little glory, but they remain a key part of the Windows stack. Containers as a service ensures they won't be replaced anytime soon.