Profile of Jeff Bertolucci
News & Commentary Posts: 343
Jeff Bertolucci is a technology journalist in Los Angeles who writes mostly for Kiplinger's Personal Finance, The Saturday Evening Post, and InformationWeek.
Articles by Jeff Bertolucci
posted in April 2013
4/29/2013
Access to large, relevant data sets is the biggest problem facing business intelligence and data analytics instructors and students, new survey finds.
4/26/2013
Dedicated graph analytics appliance from Cray subsidiary YarcData looks for hard-to-find relationships in big data.
4/24/2013
Will Apple's 5th-generation iPad be a bore or have innovations galore? We'd like to see five rumors come true.
4/22/2013
U.S. intelligence agencies use semantic analysis software to find potential security threats from massive volumes of incoming data.
4/22/2013
Startup Tranzlogic brings big data-style analytics like those used by giant retailers to small and midsize merchants.
4/19/2013
DataSift now streams real-time social data to Splunk's analytics software for the enterprise.
4/17/2013
Windows 8's coming-out party was a bust. How should Microsoft revive its flagging Windows franchise?
4/15/2013
Predictive analytics tells you what will happen; prescriptive analytics tells you what to do about it.
4/15/2013
A toe-in-the-water approach to big data makes more sense than jumping in with both feet, says CEO of IT management software firm ManageEngine.
4/8/2013
A large part of big data management is knowing what data to analyze, what to back up and what to dump, says disaster recovery expert.
4/5/2013
From clamshell to multitouch, these cellphones made their mark -- for better or worse.
4/4/2013
But some retailers may not be ready for the big data deluge as consumers migrate to mobile devices.
4/3/2013
GE's Industrial Internet Quests challenge global experts to create new algorithms to improve air travel and healthcare.
4/1/2013
Brace yourself for a data-centric universe with sensors everywhere, says Pervasive Software's CTO.
4/1/2013
Overlooking historical information, or "long data," may limit a company's ability to connect with its customers.