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Key Criteria for Evaluating Machine Learning Operations Solutions
In recent years, the market for machine learning operations (MLOps) has seen rapid growth as businesses seek support for becoming machine learning…
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Organizations today need a broad set of enterprise data cloud services with key data functionality to modernize applications and utilize machine learning.…
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With business-critical services on the line, managing the network holistically is essential for ensuring operational consistency. Many enterprises address network governance with…
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Data migration has evolved over the years. Simple use cases such as on-premises migrations linked to hardware lifecycle refreshes or geographical data…
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Read MoreHow patents are shaping the growth of the mobile cloud
HTC said last week it will spend as much as $18.5 million to acquire Dashwire, a Seattle-based developer of mobile cloud software. While the deal underscores the growing importance of the cloud in mobile, it also highlights how valuable patents have become in the space.…
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Read MoreHow mobile commerce can harness the tablet
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Read MoreHow carriers can innovate in the superphone era
Carriers are struggling to address the gap between mobile data usage and revenues even as their networks approach capacity. But those willing to embrace new business models and innovative services still have a chance to thrive in the era of the superphone.…
Read MoreIs there a market for prepaid tablets?
The tablet market is booming as a host of new gadgets come to market, but 3G-enabled devices are gathering dust due to pricey data plans and requirements for two-year contracts. So prepaid data services could help carriers grab a slice of the pie.…
Read MoreHow Zynga can conquer mobile
Zynga is ramping up its mobile efforts as it prepares for its IPO. Here are a few key strategies the social gaming company should pursue as it prepares to take on established developers in the fast-moving world of mobile gaming.…
Read MoreOpportunities still exist for femtocells
Residential femtocell sales continue to lag due to overpriced hardware and the widespread adoption of Wi-Fi in the home. But opportunities still exist for femtocells in the enterprise and as a crucial component of carriers’ overall mobile networks.…
Read MoreThree ways LinkedIn can win in mobile
LinkedIn is enjoying a banner year, but unlike Twitter and Facebook the social network doesn't enjoy much mobile traffic. It has a chance to be a major player in the booming mobile industry, though, if it pursues a few ambitious goals.…
Read MoreLots of promise, lots of competition for enterprise tablets
The market for enterprise tablets shows enormous promise as end users take their own devices to work and IT departments begin to deploy the new gadgets. But a small army of manufacturers is vying for a slice of the market, and competition will be fierce.…
Read MoreHow daily deals can target the mobile space
Groupon and LivingSocial dominate the burgeoning market for email daily deals, but the landscape could change quickly as those models expand to the much more complex world of mobile. Here’s what coupon distributors need to keep in mind as they target mobile users.…
Read More3 reasons why iMessage won’t kill SMS
This week Apple unveiled iMessage, a feature that enables iOS users to exchange text messages and images without incurring carrier messaging charges. Despite headlines to the contrary, though, iMessage is not going to kill the cash cow that is SMS, for at least three reasons.…
Read MoreWhat Voice Recognition Technology Could Mean for Apple — and All of Us
Voice recognition has long failed to gain much traction in mobile thanks to technology that was overhyped and underwhelming. But Apple could once again change the way we interact with our phones by integrating the technology with its upcoming iOS 5.…
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