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GigaOm Radar for GitOps
In the GigaOm report “ Key Criteria for Evaluating GitOps Solutions,” we defined GitOps as “an approach to supporting continuous delivery that…
Read MoreGigaOm Radar for Extended Detection and Response (XDR) Solutions
Enterprise cybersecurity is typically composed of multiple security solutions from various vendors combined with a security information and event management (SIEM) and/or…
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Relational Databases in the Cloud: Masters of Federation
Relational database management systems (RDBMSes) have been around for a long time, and they are very much still with us. The on-premises…
Watch NowKey Criteria for Evaluating Policy as Code Solutions
Organizations create, manage, update, and remove policies that provide guidance on how people should behave or perform their jobs. These policies can…
Read MoreGigaOm Radar for Hybrid Cloud Data Protection: Large Enterprises
Data is still one of the most crucial assets in any enterprise today, and as such, it needs to be adequately protected.…
Read MoreGigaOm Radar for Hybrid Cloud Data Protection: Small and Medium-Sized Businesses
Besides a steady adoption of software as a service (SaaS) applications and an increasingly complex regulatory landscape, small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs)…
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GigaOm Solution Profile: Gluware
Founded in 2007, Gluware provides a suite of intent-based, idempotent network automation solutions with closed-loop verification enabling extensible, scalable, and secure multi-vendor,…
Read MoreGigaOm Sonar: Integration Infrastructure Management and Transaction Observability
In simple terms, integration infrastructure enables integration among various applications, services, and data sources. This process typically includes message-oriented middleware (MoM), integration…
Read MoreCrouching hype, hidden master
What makes the Weinstein Company's strategy for the "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" sequel truly unusual is that the film is bypassing all transactional windows -- from theaters to DVD sales and rentals to pay-per-view -- and going straight into a subscription window.…
Read MoreMr. Schmidt goes to Washington, gets burned, leaves
Technology companies seem to be having thoughts about their efforts to engage directly in the political process.…
Read MoreComcast’s ALL CAPS reply to TWC-merger critics
Comcast's earlier swagger seems to have given way to peevishness as it lashes out at critics of the Time Warner Cable merger.…
Read MoreEnough already with net neutrality
Introducing the net neutrality roundtables, FCC chairman Tom Wheeler fairly begged the panelist to put aside their talking points "so that we can search for the equities in this complex issue." Good luck with that.…
Read MoreHow Apple and Amazon learned to share
The timing of the announcements of Apple's and Amazon's family sharing plans is not likely a coincidence. In fact, both companies have been working on the idea in parallel for several years, and the first public hints of the plans surfaced within a month of each other in early 2013.…
Read MoreGiving internet users the power to prioritize
Insofar as the internet can be used to distribute video there's no obvious reason to think the historical dynamic between content and distribution won't eventually assert itself as the IPTV market matures.…
Read MoreChasing cord-nevers
While Intel was never able to get its ambitious OnCue OTT service off the ground, Verizon, which acquired the OnCue assets in January, may be closer to succeeding by refocusing the service on mobile devices.…
Read MoreFlash analysis: first impressions of the Apple Watch
Gigaom readers were strongly positive on the prospects for the Apple Watch but questions remain on price and user interface.…
Read MoreStructure Connect 2014 brings IoT visionaries to the mainstage this October
Structure Connect, the third and final installment of Gigaom’s 2014 Structure series, comes to San Francisco October 21 and 22 with a comprehensive look at the internet of things.…
Read MoreApple pays on time
Contrary to its popular image, Apple's successes have more often come from fixing what's broken than from building anew. And that puts today's credit card payment system right in Apple's wheelhouse.…
Read More4K confusion
With the industry now preparing to make the leap from HD to 4K Ultra-HD a pair of announcements this week at the IFA consumer electronics show in Berlin suggested we could be in for more DRM drama.…
Read More3 strategies for developing the data-driven store
Tracking customers through today's data-driven shopping journey provides retailers a fresh take on doing business and the chance to deliver the best customer experience and build loyalty.…
Read MoreFCC: Neutralizing competition
The FCC's new CTO has argued for an approach to net neutrality that is more concerned with restraining anti-competitive behavior in network management and rent-seeking by ISPs than with the open-access, innovation or free-speech aspects of the current debate.…
Read MoreAmazon’s live shot
The growing interest in live programming among ad-supported online video platforms mirrors its growing importance to the traditional TV economy.…
Read MoreOnline video courts TV dollars
Now there is more premium video content and ad inventory available online, and brand marketers are starting to experiment with digital techniques to capture the efficiencies and targeting ability offered by programmatic buying, particularly as audiences fragment across screens.…
Read MoreSector Roadmap: Marketing-Technology platforms
As digital takes an increasingly large chunk of marketing and advertising spending, major enterprise software and CRM players, as well as digital marketing specialists, are putting together suites of products in an effort to provide marketing-technology platforms.…
Read MoreComcast’s burden
None of those purported public-interest benefits of Comcast's proposed acquisition of Time Warner Cable is any more transaction-specific than the objections raised by opponents.…
Read MoreThread’s chances for dominating smart-home networking
Thread offers enough compelling advantages in the long term that we will see a significant portion of the market evaluate the technology and ultimately adapt it into their products.…
Read MoreAmazon’s Twitchy ad finger
One area where Amazon could still gain an edge on Google in online advertising is video advertising, which could explain its reported interest in Twitch.tv.…
Read MoreIf only Comcast’s customer service were as smooth as its lobbying
I was passed on to a supervisor. Then to another supervisor, and another and another. We went round and round for weeks. Weeks turned into months, during which I was still being sent two bills, while I vainly sought someone with enough authority to sell me what I was pleading to buy.…
Read MoreIn DC, Uber picks the wrong corner
The ride-share operator's new delivery service takes a wrong turn in navigating local politics.…
Read MoreRetail’s pivotal moment: how to deliver effective personalization
While online personalization has been around for a while, only now are things really lining up for implementing it in a truly meaningful way for consumers online, in stores, and interacting with smartphones.…
Read MoreNot every problem that arises on the internet is a net neutrality issue
Information on the internet passes through many layers on its way to us, any one of which can act as a filter and many already do.…
Read MoreThe era of the playlist
Streaming services today increasingly are looking to personalized playlists to differentiate themselves and maintain user engagement.…
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