IBM wants to replace the spreadsheet with Watson Analytics

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	Mayo Clinic turns to IBM's Watson to fill clinical trials Mayo clinicians will leverage Watson's natural language processing and data analytics capabilities. Read More WHITE PAPER: RES Software Bridging the Gap Between Business and IT There's a growing gap between business users and IT services. Differences between what users want and what IT can provide are driving a wedge between these two camps. Learn how this gap can be closed with the RES IT Store delivering automation in an easy-to-use and easy-to-implement package. Learn more In this Issue IBM wants to replace the spreadsheet with Watson Analytics Review: Dell's 13G PowerEdge R730xd, a workhorse server with a kick VMware and Cisco patch vulnerabilities in data-center gear and software New data center protects against solar storms and nuclear EMPs Don't pull the trigger on upgrading to iCloud Drive just yet FCC gets record number of net neutrality comments, what now? China's Baidu partners with BMW on driverless car research Brocade buys NFV mobile analytics assets Samsung's first open-source conference kicks off, with Tizen on its mind WEBCAST: 8x8, Inc 7 Reasons to Choose VoIP Thinking about a new phone system for your business? Be sure to watch this informative webcast. Steve Strauss, small business columnist for USA Today and author of the Small Business Bible, shares his useful and powerful expertise. Learn more. IBM wants to replace the spreadsheet with Watson Analytics In an ongoing effort to commercialize its Watson analysis technology, IBM is testing a new service that can answer questions business managers might have about their data. Read More Review: Dell's 13G PowerEdge R730xd, a workhorse server with a kick Hardware improvements, rich storage options, and plenty of room for expansion add up to a very fast, flexible 2U workhorse. Read More VMware and Cisco patch vulnerabilities in data-center gear and software VMware and Cisco Systems released security fixes this week for serious vulnerabilities in networking virtualization and server software typically used in data centers. Read More New data center protects against solar storms and nuclear EMPs A new 2,000-sq.-ft. data center in Pennsylvania was designed to protect against an electromagnetic pulse, either from a solar storm or a nuclear event. Read More WHITE PAPER: iDashboards Socializing Dashboards – How to Go Beyond Clicks & Analytics Analyzing data is no longer the only use for a dashboard. From motivation to accountability to LCDs in the lobby, this whitepaper discusses the different ways organizations can utilize dashboards, allowing them to communicate and engage a wider audience. Learn More Don't pull the trigger on upgrading to iCloud Drive just yet If you're upgrading to iOS 8 on Wednesday, you must resist the urge to upgrade to iCloud Drive if you want to continue to sync your phone to your Mac. Why? Well, iCloud Drive only works with iOS 8 and OS X Yosemite. And you all know which OS we're still waiting on. Read More FCC gets record number of net neutrality comments, what now? The U.S. Federal Communications Commission's deadline for the public to comment on the agency's proposed net neutrality rules passed Monday with more than 3 million comments filed, by far a record number for an FCC proceeding. Read More China's Baidu partners with BMW on driverless car research Chinese search giant Baidu has entered into a partnership with BMW to jointly research driverless car technologies, with the goal of developing a semi-autonomous vehicle in three years. Read More Brocade buys NFV mobile analytics assets Brocade this week today announced that it has acquired the network visibility and analytics technology assets from privately held Vistapointe in an all-cash transaction. Read More Samsung's first open-source conference kicks off, with Tizen on its mind The inaugural Samsung Open-Source Conference opens Tuesday morning in Seoul, with keynotes from well-known figures in the open source world and a hackathon focused on Tizen, the company's in-house mobile operating system. Read More
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