The problem is how does it all work? The problem is how does all the data connect? May. 21, 2015 12:00 PM EDT Reads: 1,370Data Demands of DevOps | Part 2By Louis EvansIn order to deliver on the promise of DevOps and hit continuous release targets for even the largest, most complex and integrated applications, companies need solutions that provide the same flexibility for data as for code bases, the same automation and repeatability for data as for configurations. They need Data as a Service. DaaS solutions offer a single, integrated platform that serves up faithful copies of source data as easily as codes or configurations, and have sophisticated features to enable collaboration, project agility, and strong governance.May. 21, 2015 11:00 AM EDT Reads: 1,599Using Technology to Improve Market AdvantageBy Dana GardnerWhat winning sales organizations do to separate themselves from the competition by creating market advantage through improved user experiences and better information services. The next BriefingsDirect thought-leader interview focuses on what winning sales organizations do to separate themselves from the competition by creating market advantage through improved user experiences and better information services.May. 21, 2015 09:45 AM EDT Reads: 997SAP/HANA Does Big Data for National SecurityBy Kevin JacksonWhile SAP is globally renowned as a provider of enterprise management software, the name is hardly ever associated with the spooky world of intelligence. That is one reason why I jumped at the opportunity to talk with SAP executives responsible for the company’s work in that clandestine marketplace.