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The 10 Hottest Big Data Startups Of 2020 (So Far)
by Rick Whiting
Businesses and organizations today are turning to next-generation database software and data management tools to help them manage the huge volumes of data they generate and collect. Here’s a look at 10 companies that offer ground-breaking big data software to help solution providers and their customers achieve those goals.
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15 Coolest Mobile Software Products Of The 2020 Mobile 100
by Kyle Alspach
We round up the top mobile software products for businesses, such as apps for communications, collaboration and productivity.
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The 20 Coolest Cloud Software Companies Of The 2020 Cloud 100
by Rick Whiting
Here are 20 cloud software companies, from startups to more established companies, whose cloud software has caught our attention.
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Here’s Why Many Business Analytics Projects Will Fail: Gartner
by Rick Whiting
A recent Gartner report spotlights several industry trends that can hinder the success of business intelligence initiatives. Solution providers with business analytics practices should take note.
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Who Is Shadow Inc., The Company Behind The Iowa Caucus Voting App?
by O’Ryan Johnson
The startup behind the failed Iowa caucus app is packed with operatives from past Democratic presidential campaigns, and is tied to ACRONYM, ‘a nonprofit organization committed to building power and digital infrastructure for the progressive movement.’
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10 Hot Big Data Companies To Watch In 2020
by Rick Whiting
Data is not only growing in volume, it’s increasingly scattered across on-premises and cloud-based systems, complicating data management and governance tasks. Here are 10 companies with next-generation data management, data science and machine learning technology that solution providers should keep an eye on in 2020.
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The 10 Hot Data Analytics Companies To Watch In 2020
by Rick Whiting
Businesses today are deriving value and gaining competitive advantages by analyzing increasingly huge, sometimes fast-moving data. Here are 10 data analytics software developers the channel should keep an eye on in 2020.
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The 10 Biggest Big Data News Stories Of 2019
by Rick Whiting
From major acquisitions like Salesforce-Tableau, to the exploding use of AI and machine learning technologies, to increased consumer demands for data protection regulations, the headlines in the big data world in 2019 were, well, big.
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Tableau Channel Chief Julie Bennani On New Partner Program And What Being Acquired By Salesforce Means For Partners
by Rick Whiting
The new Tableau Partner Network, with tracks for resellers, service providers and technology partners, is designed to provide partners with more opportunities and incentives, better visibility and more consistent requirements and expectations.
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The 10 Hottest New Open-Source Technologies And Tools of 2019
by Joseph Tsidulko
These 10 open source projects changed the game by solving real-world enterprise problems in a cost-effective and scalable manner.
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The 10 Hottest New Big Data Technologies Of 2019
by Rick Whiting
Products that offer new ways to capture, manage, navigate and analyze data were among the hot technologies in the big data arena this year.
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Splunk CEO Doug Merritt On The Company’s ‘Data-To-Everything’ Vision And The Role Of The Channel
by Rick Whiting
It’s imperative that businesses make better use of big data across all departments and business operations to remain competitive. And Spunk is increasingly counting on the channel to develop solutions to make that happen, according to Splunk’s chief executive.
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The 10 Hottest Data Analytics Startups Of 2019
by Rick Whiting
With the volume of digital data growing exponentially, businesses and organizations are struggling to make sense of – and derive value from – all that data. Here are 10 startups with leading-edge data analysis technology to help tackle the problem.
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The 10 Hottest Big Data Startups Of 2019
by Rick Whiting
Sales of big data and business analytics offerings are expected to grow at a double-digit pace over the next five years, and that industry growth is spurring a steady stream of startups developing innovative big data products.
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