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This Guy Turned a Drone Into a Flying Data Center
Drone patent paves the way for cloud clusters, bringing distributed file systems and edge computing to the sky.
How Cloud Computing Steps on Sneaker Scams
The global sneaker trend relies on machine learning to fuel fandom and fight fraud.
Tech Shaping the Future of Work Beyond 2020
Digital workspace expert Mark Bowker envisions how remote desktop, security and other business technologies will change how people work after COVID-19.
Relying on Remote IT During COVID-19
Nutanix CIO Wendy M. Pfeiffer explains how to prepare a global remote workforce and lessons learned while scaling operations during the 2020 coronavirus pandemic.
Unlocking a DevOps Culture
Agile operations pioneer Jon Kern and transformation leader Alan Zucker explain why shifting to an agile DevOps environment unleashes business potential.
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Will Every Business be a Subscription Business?
He wrote the book on subscription business models and now Zuora CEO Tien Tzuo is helping grow the subscription economy, which is redefining how business gets done across industries.
Helping Subscription-Based Businesses Beat Churn
In his new book Fighting Churn with Data, Zuora’s chief data scientist Carl Gold explains how to turn customer data into business value.
Digital Education Service Chegg Sees Surge in Subscriptions
Chegg CEO Dan Rosensweig explains how leading a subscription-based business is challenging, but in the long run subscription models help businesses connect with customer needs.
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Wake Up to Infinite Computing
We're in the era of Infinite computing and here's what it means, according to Holger Mueller, vice president and principal analyst of Constellation Research.
San Francisco District Attorney's Office Turns to Tech in Fight for Justice
CIO Herman Brown leads the San Francisco District Attorney’s office through digital transformation, bringing lawyers and crime investigators digital tools to fight for justice.
Innovating Digital Marketing in Italy
Raffaele Penna, CISO of Diennea, helps marketing firms across Italy use new strategies and technologies to engage customers.
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Autodesk University’s Journey to Virtual Workstations
Autodesk University is the flagship conference of the design software maker Autodesk. One of its most famous products is Auto-CAD, which is so data intensive it requires a workstation to run. The company used to set up a fleet of hundreds of these machines for Autodesk University, held each year in Las Vegas, to train users in Auto-CAD and other high performance design software. But no more. With advances like Nutanix Xi Frame, a desktop-as-a-service (DaaS) technology, Autodesk University users learn on virtual machines running in the cloud.
Executive Spotlight
How a CIO Prepared Pennsylvania Healthcare Clinics to Serve the Underserved During COVID-19
Isaiah Nathaniel, CIO of Delaware Valley Community Health, explains how modernizing his IT with hyperconverged infrastructure helped to better manage electronic medical records and improve patient care. When the coronavirus pandemic hit, his team was ready to meet increased demand from doctors and caregivers in clinics and those working remotely.
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How Multi-Cloud Infrastructure Trains Dragons, Powers Princesses
Movie studios like DreamWorks use multi-cloud infrastructure to create awesome animation.
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