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- Marketers Are From Mars, Salespeople Are From VenusBy Todd Garrigues Published On March 30, 2018
- Our personalities draw us towards certain professions and proficiencies. It’s what makes us unique. It’s what makes us interesting. When different personalities and skill sets blend together in harmony, the results can be music to our ears. When they clash, the result can be a lot of noise. The Gap For many solution provider organizations,...
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- TACC Stampedes Into Deep LearningBy Joe Yaworski Published On March 30, 2018
- The December 2017 cover image of Wind Energy, by University of Texas at Dallas researchers Christian Santoni Kenneth Carrasquillo Isnardo Arenas‐Navarro and Stefano Leonardi, was produced using Stampede2 at the Texas Advanced Computing Center. Founded in 2001, the Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC) at the University of Texas at Austin has a passion for serving...
read more - What Are the Benefits of Cloud Analytics?By John Lynn Published On March 28, 2018
- It seems that everything in healthcare is going to the cloud, and with good reason. The cloud has a lot of amazing benefits. This is true for healthcare cloud analytics as well and it is why so many healthcare organizations are looking at how they can move their analytics efforts to the cloud. When recently...
read more - Accelerating Innovations to Help Cloud Service Providers Grow Their BusinessesBy Chloe Jian Ma Published On March 28, 2018
- To help our cloud partners and ecosystem advance to the next generation of computing, Intel focuses on strengthening open hardware, infrastructure transformation and service innovation. We work hard with leading cloud service providers (CSP) to help them grow their service portfolio and product offerings. March is an exciting month for datacenters and cloud initiatives. As our partners...
read more - SAP HANA on Intel Xeon Processors: Follow the Leadership Solution—18,000 Customers and CountingBy Tim Allen Published On March 28, 2018
- 18,000 customers1 are betting on the power of SAP HANA* running on Intel® Xeon® platforms to help their company achieve their digital transformation. Intel and SAP collaboration Intel and SAP have been collaborating on engineering, marketing, and sales endeavors since 1997. And Intel began early definition of today’s Intel Xeon processor E7 family system architecture...
read more - Bracket-Busting with Your Retail BrandBy Jon Stine Published On March 26, 2018
- How the Law of Least Effort can guide you through the decision tournament of today’s retailing. Let’s talk for a moment about the shopper decision journey. As we know, it’s not a journey of a single decision. It’s multiple preference decisions on a multi-point path toward a purchasing decision. Each preference decision (up to 50...
read more - Part One: GDPR Offers an Opportunity to Rethink SecurityBy Garry Binder Published On March 26, 2018
- The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), set to take effect in May of this year, is a hot topic in data security circles. Part one of this two-part blog article looks at the requirements of GDPR. Part two details the technologies that can help meet these requirements and strengthen overall data security for your organization....
read more - Part Two: GDPR Offers an Opportunity to Rethink SecurityBy Garry Binder Published On March 26, 2018
- Part two of this two-part blog article explores the technologies that can help meet GDPR requirements and enhance data security across your IT infrastructure. If you missed it earlier, here is a link to part one. GDPR and the Hybrid Cloud Risk practitioners and data protection officers love hybrid cloud implementations because hybrid cloud offers...
read more - AI Opens New Horizons in Neuroscience, Whale ResearchBy Alex Whitcomb Published On March 26, 2018
- What do oceans and brain scans have in common? Artificial intelligence designed for neuroimaging research has led to new ways of identifying individual whales in the wild. Parley Snotbot expeditions bring the innovations from lab to sea. Forget faraway galaxies; some of the most persistent mysteries in our universe are right in front of us,...
read more - Intel Believes in DreamersBy Intel Blog Admin Published On March 23, 2018
- Steven Rodgers, Executive Vice President and General Counsel By Steven R. Rodgers, Executive Vice President and General Counsel At Intel, we believe in Dreamers. We believe in their contributions to society. And we believe that rescinding their status will harm not only the Dreamers themselves, but also the companies that employ them and the economy....
read more - Hybrid Cloud—the Platform for Digital TransformationBy William Giard Published On March 23, 2018
- Technology is continually changing the way businesses reach and serve their customers—often in ways that are disruptive and threatening. PNC Financial Services Group predicts 40 percent of the top 20 businesses in every industry will face a new competitive threat, often using new digital techniques to change the industry landscape.1 Cloud computing—public cloud services in...
read more - 5 Takeaways From HIMSS 2018By Jennifer Esposito Published On March 23, 2018
- This year’s HIMSS conference didn’t disappoint when it comes to getting a great view of where healthcare technology is going and what is top of mind for those on the frontlines. Here are our top 5 insights from HIMSS 2018. 1. Artificial intelligence: Is the current hype setting false expectations? AI was the top trend...
read more - What 4th Graders Taught MeBy Anisha Ladha Published On March 22, 2018
- Two weeks ago, I spent my day with a group of very intelligent 4th graders sharing with them the importance of water and its use in semiconductor manufacturing. If you are not aware, in short, we need ultrapure water to remove impurities from our silicon wafers. But as I started talking with the students, it...
read more - Intel Signs Amicus Brief in Support of DACABy Intel Blog Admin Published On March 21, 2018
- Yesterday Intel joined more than 100 other companies in signing a new amicus brief filed with the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in support of the University of California Regents’ case against the Department of Homeland Security. The case argues that the Trump administration’s rescission of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program is invalid....
read more - Retail and the Law of Least EffortBy Jon Stine Published On March 21, 2018
- When it comes to using data, are we willing not to be lazy? Let’s talk about decision-making. Data-driven decision-making. Because despite the buzz about advanced analytics and artificial intelligence in retail, it’s the corporate culture that matters. I received this past week McKinsey’s article on how top fashion industry performers use data analytics and consumer...
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