Dallas said Microsoft has “doubled down” on this business, doubling the size of his organization over the last three years. That data may be stored and crunched in Microsoft’s Azure cloud service, while the applications and embedded computers are managed like a corporate fleet of PCs, using Microsoft’s System Center orchestration server.
“This award is recognition of our success in delivering IT performance solutions that have become the foundation for the next generation of IT,” said Eric Wolford, executive vice president of marketing and business development at Riverbed. “Through hard work and innovation, we are solving some of the toughest problems faced by today’s globally distributed organizations. We help organizations build a fast, fluid and dynamic IT architecture that aligns with their business needs and is flexible for the future.”
The service helps organizations protect against data loss and other risks caused by device theft, unauthorized access, malware, spyware, and inappropriate applications. It is designed to help mitigate security risks associated with the increasing number of employee-owned and corporate-liable mobile devices accessing sensitive business data.
The USC Annenberg Social Sentiment Index is an ongoing project between IBM and AIL students to explore Twitterology trends, the moods associated with social media communication. Students are using IBM Social Analytics technology to analyze millions of tweets in order to assess public social media engagement and opinion from sports and film to retail and fashion.
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