Data Transformation stories
Cloudera will be acquired for a cash transaction of $5.3 billion. The company also announced its own acquisitions of two separate SaaS companies.
Commvault expands its Metallic SaaS portfolio with new backup capabilities for Microsoft clouds, including Azure and Office 365.
Syniti is an IT company specialising in enterprise data management that uses data expertise, intelligent software and AI to deliver improved business outcomes.
Cloud consultancy firm Cogniflare has announced the official launch of Kyrah, its new enterprise data management platform for Google Cloud customers.
Through the alliance, which extends the existing collaboration between the pair, SNP aims to simplify and accelerate SAP customers journeys to SAP on Azure.
Talend announced winners of its APAC Data Masters Awards, including NSW Dept of Customer Service, Singapore Tourism Board, Vodafone NZ, and Watercare Services.
Will be able to access rebates, product and services training, gain certification benefits and attend virtual and physical conferences.
Western Australian company Vix Technology has entered into a business agreement with cloud data platform Snowflake to crunch real-time data.
The SAS Platform automatically compares thousands of analytical models to help choose the best for a given business problem.
Attunity releases an analytics platform to automate streaming data pipelines for AI and ML, addressing the complexity and manual effort of data integration.
Veritas' NetBackup is now available in the IBM Marketplace, offering backup and recovery solutions for data protection in hybrid cloud environments.
The services provider has invested in upgrading its platform to keep on top of the evolving IT demands of organisations.
Red Hat bolsters its integration product suite with Red Hat AMQ Online, AMQ Streams, and new Fuse Online connectors to enhance hybrid cloud connectivity.
Recently I had the opportunity to discuss the implications and implementations of AI within enterprise with Bluewolf ANZ MD Gavin Diamond.
The bank is implementing Oracle's FLEXCUBE solution and its Digital Banking Experience product in an effort to drive customer service innovation.
These and other digital business models are predominately based on data exchanges, which are now a pre-requisite for doing digital business at scale.
South Korean digital-only bank Kakao has deployed Thales security technologies as part of its efforts to boost the foundation of its banking systems.
Big Data can enhance student achievement by providing a wider view of the education system in Australia and increase institutions performances.
Talend partners with Cloudera to integrate with Altus, simplifying big data projects in the cloud and reducing costs for businesses.
Kiwi companies can reap big returns from digital transformation of CX, but the vast majority are missing out on the opportunities.
