CloudBeat 2012 is VentureBeat’s annual, customer-centric enterprise cloud conference, which was held November 28 and 29 in Redwood Shores, Calif. Follow our start-to-finish news coverage right here for real-world cloud case studies and cutting-edge enterprise tech news, or watch video from the show. Check out the agenda for CloudBeat 2012. And follow the event on Twitter with the hashtag #cloudbeat.
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AgilOne does cloud-based predictive analytics, and at VentureBeat’s recent CloudBeat conference, AgilOne CEO Omer Artun took a few minutes to chat with us about big data topics as well as the startup’s recent funding round.
AgilOne tries to use the …
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Here the big five big things you missed at CloudBeat 2012.
Dropbox vice president Sujay Jaswa says people should think of Dropbox like the iPad: a technology that may have been aimed at consumers but wound up infiltrating the work world.
Seven companies presented on stage today, but only one won CloudBeat 2012's Innovation Showdown. That was Kabbage, a small-business funding platform that uses cloud power to connect companies with cash.
Amit Singh, president of enterprise at Google, is ready to fight. Amazon and Google traded blows this week, each lowering their cloud services prices in response to the other.
At CloudBeat, the healthcare panel kicked off with a harrowing statistic. The vast majority of breast cancer sufferers will not benefit from chemotherapy. And yet, most patients today receive this highly invasive treatment.
According to genetics expert Ken Stineman, over …
Platform-as-a-service (PaaS) is by far the smallest sector of cloud, but four PaaS CEOs think it's about to hit the big time.
At VentureBeat’s cloud-focused conference today, we got a real treat: a fascinating fireside chat with two titans of enterprise IT, Lew Tucker and Randy Bias.
Tucker is Cisco’s CTO and vice president of cloud computing, and Bias is the CTO …
More is better for cloud executives. The industry is feeling good about cloud investing in the next year, particularly because their technology helps entrepreneurs create many more companies, faster than ever before.
Business software behemoth SAP is betting big on a next generation in-memory database known as "HANA."
VMWare chief technology officer Stephen Herrod believes in a future filled with choices. And he thinks networking companies better start embracing choice, especially open-source software, or face steep consequences.
“There’s not a networking company in the world that doesn’t realize …
Guest Post There’s no question that the adoption of PaaS (Platform as a Service) is accelerating. With analysts like Gartner predicting PaaS will increase from "three percent to 43 percent of all enterprises by 2015," it can no longer be ignored.
On June 29, a site slowdown put Cinchcast's cloud to the test.
Cloud company AgilOne launches predictive marketing intelligence platform and closes $10 million.
Box VP of engineering Sam Schillace recently moved to his current job after several years at Google. He thinks your enterprise mobile app better have a good design or it's totally getting ignored.
Integration of different apps and databases is hard work. Companies are trying to make it easier.
Editor's Pick If you’re not using multi-factor authentication as a company or as a consumer, you really need to start. So say the cloud security geniuses at CloudBeat 2012.
The latest addition to our event lineup at CloudBeat 2012 is CloudOn, a provider of an app for editing and collaborating on Microsoft Office documents from tablets and smartphones.
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