We can forgive a company for choosing a dumb name when it's fixing a very real problem. Step up to the plate, Wayerz.
Government use cases are increasingly seen as attractive business for cloud vendors, but with that come some strict requirements.
Security is often held up as the barrier to broader public cloud adoption. Evident.io wants to solve this problem once and for all.
RightScale was one of the earliest of the cloud management vendors, but has been a little quiet of late. The company is hoping to change things today with its latest release.
As applications become ever more complex, there is an increasing need to model and visualize the interrelations and interdependencies within them. Puppet's new approach speaks to this.
As cloud adoption grows, a smart move is for vendors to focus on vertical industries. Vlocity is leveraging the Salesforce platform to do so.
It's always fighting talk when a vendor makes an announcement foretelling the end of a technology approach. Is open source HAWQ really going to kill the traditional database?
Technology product nomenclature is hilarious. This is an industry which prides itself on coming up with some pretty bizarre names. But what's behind HashiCorp's change of naming convention?
It's always interesting to check back in after a corporate acquisition. Splunk isn't letting any time go to waste with its newly acquired Caspida division.
Activity tracking is awesome for athletes wanting to track their training. But applied to sales professionals, it takes on a creepy kind of look.
