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2015: What's In Store For Big Data And Data Science?
Organisations have spent billions of pounds on ERP and CRM systems, and today they’re sitting on petabytes of big data gold mines.
Are UK Businesses Missing The Open Source Trick?
A survey of UK IT businesses finds the majority may be missing out due to concerns over security and a lack of real understanding about the approach.
Asking The Right Questions About Big Data For Your Business
John Morton, big data advisor and former regional CTO of SAS spoke at Internet World 2014 about how wise organisations are building new business models around the big data revolution.
Big Data “Isn’t Data, It’s Information,” Says IT Director
Charles Ewen, IT director at the Met Office, has claimed the term Big Data is often misleading, as it most often applies to information rather than data.
Big Data “Not A Cure-All” For Healthcare
Big Data is not a “magic weapon” that can solve all our healthcare problems, a senior lecturer at the Kent School of Computing has claimed.
Big Data Innovation Hubs Brought To UK By IBM And STFC
The new facility is in North West England and uses IBM Big Data and Analytics technology to provide companies the chance to solve problems and build a system to meet their needs.
Big Data Needs “Data-Centric Security Focus”
Research firm Gartner has called upon organisations to “avoid security chaos” by including all data in security policies.
Big Data Used To Assess Which UK Businesses Could Be At Risk In Greek Crisis
How many UK companies are at potential risk if Greece goes bust?
Chinese IT Giant Announces $1BN Developer Funding Offer
Huawei has pledged the money as part of a new five-year Development Enabler Plan is the central pillar of the first ever global developer event.
Chinese Tycoon Picks Oxford To Help Build IoT Cancer Fighter
£31m to be invested in joint venture with the University of Oxford to build new data-driven molecular based medicine for NHS cancer patients.
CIOs: Become 'Digital Humanists' - Gartner
The IT trend starter has been outlining the importance of a people-centric approach to digital innovation in order to protect users.
Consumers Reveal They Are Happy To Share Personal Information
A new report by Gigya has found that the majority of UK adults are willing to share their personal data, as long as the agreement is mutually beneficial and transparent.
Could Big Data End Our Drought Problems?
Globally, people are beginning to realise they can’t continue using resources, especially water, with such abandon as they have in the past. But could big data solve our problems in the future?
Creating A Big Data Ecosystem In The Enterprise
Consuming critical data and coming to grips with large-scale datasets have become vital requirements in the enterprise.
Data Retrieval Straining IT Departments, Says Report
A new piece of research has found that big data is putting a big strain on IT teams in the UK and across Europe.
Does The UK Have Enough Big Data Nous?
Time to switch specialisms? The average pay packet for big data professionals has reached £55,000 – 24% more than the average IT position, says SAS.
EDPS to clamp down on EU cloud providers
The European Data Protection Supervisor has issued advice on transferring data via the cloud from EU institutions to non-EU countries via the cloud and mobile devices.
EMC: 73% Worried About Keeping Up With Big Data Innovation
A survey of UK IT decision makers looked at the way next generation technologies are being handled and also what the future holds for IT departments within organisations.
EMEA Cloud Hardware Spending To Hit $4bn By End Of Year
Larger percentages of hardware funds are being spent on the cloud than ever before and it’s expected to reach some 22 per cent of all spending by 2018.
European Counterparts Overtake UK Companies In Big Data Race
A survey produced by OnePoll has shown that UK companies are slow to embrace new types of big data compared with those companies based in Germany and France.
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