Profile of Doug Henschen

Executive Editor, Enterprise Apps

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Doug Henschen is Executive Editor of InformationWeek, where he covers the intersection of enterprise applications with information management, business intelligence, big data and analytics. He previously served as editor in chief of Intelligent Enterprise, editor in chief of Transform Magazine, and Executive Editor at DM News. He has covered IT and data-driven marketing for more than 15 years.

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16 Top Big Data Analytics Platforms

1/30/2014
Data analysis is a do-or-die requirement for today's businesses. We analyze notable vendor choices, from Hadoop upstarts to traditional database players.
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VoltDB Steps Up In-Memory Analytics

1/29/2014
VoltDB 4.0 release brings speedier SQL queries to a scalable in-memory transactions platform.
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Software Audits: Are You Ready?

1/28/2014
Study reveals more than half of companies have faced software audits within the past two years. Microsoft, Oracle, SAP, and IBM top list of auditors.
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SAP Preps Super Bowl 'Stats Zone'

1/25/2014
NFL sponsor SAP is bringing a giant data-analysis expo to 'Super Bowl Boulevard' on New York's Times Square.
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Workday Brings Consumer Web Experience To Enterprise Apps

1/23/2014
Workday taps HTML5 to bring the look and feel of Google, Amazon, and LinkedIn to corporate apps on desktops, laptops, tablets, and smartphones.
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Lenovo To Buy IBM's x86 Server Business

1/23/2014
IBM will shed its low-margin, low-end server business for $2.3 billion after more than a year of on-again, off-again negotiations with Lenovo.
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VMware Goes Mobile With AirWatch Buy

1/22/2014
VMware accelerates expansion outside the datacenter in a $1.54 billion deal that will broaden the company's End-User Computing portfolio.
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IBM Plans Layoffs, New Investments

1/22/2014
IBM says it will "rebalance" its workforce in 2014 after a steep slide in hardware sales, but also invest in cloud, mobile, analytics, big data, and security to fire up growth.
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SAP Doubles Down On Cloud Computing

1/21/2014
SAP accelerates its transition to cloud services, raising subscription revenue forecasts and rolling back profit expectations as it invests in cloud growth.
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Oracle Adds Cloud Adapter For Salesforce.com

1/16/2014
Oracle joins the cloud-integration party late, but says its wizard-driven SOA Suite will appeal where on-premises apps prevail.
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Top 10 Retail CIO Priorities For 2014

1/15/2014
NRF Big Show 2014 serves up a wealth of advice for retail tech leaders looking to embrace digital commerce, adopt a mobile-first strategy, and take advantage of big data.
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With Watson, Is IBM Riding Right Wave?

1/10/2014
IBM bets that its Watson technology will ride the cognitive-computing wave to commercial success -- while rivals gear up for the connected-computing era.
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SAP Reports Gains, Loses Cloud Chief

1/10/2014
SAP wraps up 2013 with triple-digit cloud gains, but its cloud business leader, Bob Calderoni, has resigned.
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Benioff: Oracle's 'Big Mistake' Is Salesforce's Gain

1/9/2014
Salesforce.com CEO Marc Benioff says hiring former Oracle executive Keith Block moved the company "to the next level" in selling to big companies.
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Salesforce1: As The Innovation Story Spins

1/8/2014
Salesforce.com will share its Salesforce1 story in New York this week. Will this be the next confusing chapter in the company's innovation story?
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Microsoft Parature Buy: Think Self-Service CRM

1/7/2014
Microsoft's planned Parature acquisition will improve Dynamics CRM customer service app to compete more successfully with Salesforce.com and Oracle RightNow.
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Minnesota Slams IBM On Health Insurance Exchange Woes

1/6/2014
IBM sends additional resources to work on Minnesota's state-run MNsure website after Gov. Mark Dayton blames company for problems processing applications for health insurance.
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