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TechViews: Google Flu Trends Big Data runs a fever, 8 Way Big Data will change sports and more!
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Are Today's CIOs Cynics or Just Realists?
By Jackie Kahle
There were some astonishing findings from the recent Vanson Bourne research on The Changing Role of IT that illuminate what CIOs are thinking about the role of their IT department. CIOs are far more negative and pessimistic than their own IT teams when it comes to assessing the strategic role of IT and its impact on the business. But why is that?
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It took a lot of work to get developers and IT ops people to collaborate. The next step: getting them to factor in security at the beginning of the process. This great Gigaom article questions if DevOps is leaving security out in the cold..
Can Big Data track the spread of the Flu? This Fast Company article provides an interesting prospective into why the failure of Google Flu Trends shows what’s wrong with Big Data.
The rapid proliferation of mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets has caused more and more organizations to adopt or rethink BYOD policies. This Social Media Today article explores the benefits of embracing a BYOD policy!
Big data has evolved a lot during the past few years; from a happy buzzword to a hated buzzword and from a focus on volume to a focus on variety and velocity. This Gigaom article provides five things that will remake Big Data in the next five years!
Your business website might have been designed three, four or five years ago, back in the days when most people looked at websites on a desktop or laptop computer. But the days when you could afford to have a website that’s not mobile-accessible are long gone. This Forbes article gives six steps to prepare your website for the Mobile revolution.
Analytics and Big Data have potential in many industries, but they are on the cusp of scoring major points in sports. This great CIO article discusses eight ways Big Data analytics will change sports.
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In this episode of TechViews Unplugged, Andi Mann and George Watt of CA Technologies discuss computers in your bloodstream, India's new school in the cloud, using phones for hotel check in and room entry, biometric ID, and the future of wearable computing. Click here.
TechInsights Pinboard
Be sure to check out our TechInsights Pinboard for more research, developments, insight, and guidance on major IT trends.
TechViews Twitter Chat
Keep an eye out for our #TechViews Twitter chats, on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month! Follow @TrendsInTech, to join in the conversation on the latest trends in tech! On Tuesday, March 25th at 1PM, the discussion will focus on the changing role of IT.
TechViews Podcast
IT leaders today face more pressure than ever to drive innovation and lead technology strategy within their businesses. Recent CA Technologies research reveals challenges and opportunities for CIOs looking to amplify the role of IT within the business and nurture IT innovation to enable growth. Now is the time for IT to demonstrate its great value to the business.
Denise Dubie talks with Andi Mann, VP Office of the CTO at CA Technologies, about how IT leaders need to take the technological lead within their businesses to drive strategy in this episode of the TechViews podcast series.
About CA
CA Technologies (NASDAQ: CA) provides IT management solutions that help customers manage and secure complex IT environments to support agile business services. Organizations leverage CA Technologies software and SaaS solutions to accelerate innovation, transform infrastructure and secure data and identities, from the data center to the cloud. www.ca.com
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