October 17, 2013 | InCITE | Your twice weekly digest of the most important developments in the consumerization of IT | After trying out BigML, a predictive analytics service, Groupon's chief scientist David Gerster invested in the company and recently decided to join it as vice president of data science. He exlained why to CITEworld. | Resource compliments of: CITE Conference Tablets and mobile devices are driving a BYOD revolution in the enterprise. Come to Consumerization of IT in the Enterprise One-Day Forum(CITE) November 5, 2013 in New York City and learn how top IT leaders have made it work for them
and how you can, too. Learn more | In an interview dripping with Silicon Valley irony, Google's CIO explained why he doesn't let his employees use rival cloud services. He doesn't trust them. | Resource compliments of: CITE 2014 Awards Program The CITE Conference + Expo is accepting nominations for its inaugural CITE Awards, recognizing the most innovative mobile, social, cloud, and analytics technologies and solutions. Submit by Nov. 1. Finalists announced in December. Winners announced onsite at the show, April 27-29, 2014, in San Francisco. See www.citeconference.com for details. Click to continue | Company reorgs don't happen overnight but we're hearing the same story from multiple teams at Microsoft. One Microsoft is making sense to them - which means it might just work. | Almost two years after its debut, the enterprise collaboration tool finally comes to Microsoft's browser. Here's what took so long. | Microsoft's update to Windows Phone will support devices as big as 6 inches. If rumors are true that a forthcoming Windows Phone update will go as large as 7 inches, Microsoft is about to be in a messy situation. | Salesforce Identity becomes available to anyone today, representing some stiff new competition for startups like Okta, OneLogin, and Ping that trailblazed this market. | Desktone provides key technology for offering Windows desktops as a service, enabling smaller companies to deliver Windows apps to mobile devices in a relatively cheap and easy way. | The bootstrapped startup has been testing its product with a number of "Fortune 50" retailers and says it's seeing high engagement from users. | Finding new, advanced compounds and materials can take up to 20 years as scientists engage in trial and error to see what fits. Using analytics, they hope to cut that down to just a few years. But first, they have to train materials scientists in how to use Big Data tools. | | | |
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