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Each of us is impacted by SMAC. We all use mobile devices and social networking solutions like Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. We use search engines, maps and weather apps, all of which use analytics and are in the cloud. SMAC is the combination of all of these trends coming together on mobile devices. This convergence is impacting businesses in many different ways. We will do our best to capture these by reporting on the SMAC trends, numbers and forecasts in this weekly newsletter.
Implementation of big data solutions will grow by a compound annual growth rate of more than 30 percent and will speed up pervasive analytics deployment. Big data spending is expected to increase from about $470 million in 2012 to $1.4 billion by 2016. Read Original Content
Forty-four percent of security professionals working at enterprise organizations believe security data collection and analysis could be considered “big data” today while another 44 percent believe security data collection will qualify as “big data” within two years. Read Original Content
Research shows that the quality of customer service among banks has increased as more turn to social media to address customer inquiries. A study by Virgin Media Business has revealed that nearly two-thirds of UK high street banks using Twitter are responding to customer complaints and questions within an hour. Read Original Content
While social, mobile, analytics and cloud technologies add a new dimension to your model, to fully maximize their value consider the sum is greater than its parts. The formula for the Future of Work is called SMAC - social, mobile, analytics and cloud on one integrated stack, where each function enables another to maximize their effect. To learn more about SMAC and Cognizant please visit http://www.cognizant.com/futureofwork/smac. This newsletter is sponsored in part by Cognizant.
Microsoft developers now have the option to deploy their Windows Server based applications in the Amazon Web Services, and it's just the latest Amazon move to solidify its position as the true cloud leader. Read Original Content
Big data analysis platform provider Coveo has landed an $18 million funding round led by Canada’s Tandem Expansion Fund. The company recently launched its Coveo for Salesforce product, integrating Big Data insights into Salesforce CRM interface. Read Original Content
According to Information Week, 18 percent of big data-focused companies in the InformationWeek 2012 State of IT Staffing Survey want to increase staff in this area by more than 30 percent in the next two years, but 53 percent say it'll be hard to find people with the required skills. Read Original Content
Research firm Gartner expects big data to drive $28 billion in IT spending this year and $34 billion in 2013. And according to IDC, 90 percent of digital content will be unstructured data -- i.e., the emails, voice and video Autonomy technology handles -- by 2015. Read Original Content
Intel is aiming to extend its recognition with the open source, developer and big data arenas by now offering an open source programmer tool aimed at supporting big data analysis. The Intel GraphBuilder tool has been specifically engineered to help handle big data for computer learning. Read Original Content
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Full Disclosure: These are my personal opinions. No company is silly enough to claim them. I am a mobility and SMAC analyst, consultant and writer. I work with and have worked with many of the companies mentioned in my articles.
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