Big Data

Author user photo

Big Data and the Future of Software and Services

Brad Brown - McKinsey & Company
Michael Chui - McKinsey Global Institute
James Manyika - McKinsey Global Institute

Big Data will provide a whole new set of opportunities and challenges for the software and IT services industries. Based on research conducted by McKinsey, Big Data is clearly a disruptive trend.

Author user photo

The Drive to Zero Latency

Irfan Khan, SVP and Chief Technology Officer - Sybase

Lowering the speed at which trades can be completed – referred to as latency – is a way to find an edge in stock exchanges and in the highly competitive financial services industry as a whole. To stay ahead of competitors, pacesetters in the financial services industry’s race to zero latency are reconciling how they think about technology.

Author user photo

Data and Analytics Will Dominate Healthcare IT Spending in 2012

Richard Cramer, Chief Healthcare Strategist - Informatica

In 2012, healthcare providers will finally have the data they need to run as businesses. Informatica expects to see healthcare providers increase IT investments in 2012 in 10 aspects around data and analytics.

Author user photo

Banking on Change: Software IT Spending Predictions for 2012

Kathleen Goolsby, Editor - SandHill.com

Expert opinions on where large enterprises, midsize, and small companies will focus their IT spending on software, cloud and mobile solutions in 2012 along with insights on the biggest potential spending mistakes IT buyers will make.

Author user photo

Informatica Predicts Changes in Cloud and Big Data in 2012

Darren Cunningham, Vice President, Marketing - Informatica Cloud & Chris Boorman, CMO & SVP of Enablement & Education - Informatica

Informatica share predictions about changes in cloud and big data solutions coming in 2012.

More Articles

Explore Sandhill Topics

For more topics, see the Topic Index

WHAT'S HOT IN Big Data