OpenAQ - Using open data to fight for better air quality across the globe
OpenAQ collates data from air quality sensors around the world, making it accessible on a single platform for researchers and government.
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New Relic's Lew Cirne - observability platforms aren't optional if software matters to you (as the Iowa Democratic Caucus just found out...)
If your organization takes its software seriously, then you need the kind of tech that New Relic has to offer, argues CEO Cirne on a bumpy day for the firm on Wall Street.
Three reasons why multi-cloud is back - and here to stay
MongoDB’s Dominic Wellington explains why multi-cloud has come back into fashion. However, this time there are new rules that apply and as a strategy for IT decision makers, it’s not going anywhere...
NRF 2020 - Target's CIO on the tech secrets behind Target's transformation - build features customers love, and abstract your infrastructure
The big theme of NRF 2020? Blurring the lines between digital and store. But to make that happen for customers, you better get the data - and the design - right. Target CIO Mike McNamara shares the tech approach behind Target's growth.
Salesforce's Rob Acker - open source NonProfit Success Pack for third sector organizations is "alive and well and staying"
As the CRM giant looks to grow its non-profit business, the head of its philanthropic arm restates its commitment to the open source NonProfit Success Pack.
MongoDB revenues rise sharply as Atlas customer headcount more than doubles year-on-year
MongoDB beats on revenues as Atlas customer adoption soars.
GitHub Universe – the elephant in the room for open source is called 'going commercial'
Considering the wider issues around taking open source software commercial at time when it is rapidly becoming the mainstay of cloud just as cloud becomes the mainstay of business
What you can learn from your library about Data-as-a-Service
Eric Holzhauer, Director, Strategy & Product Marketing, MongoDB, explains how Data-as-a-Service means access to data on demand for the people that need it. If public libraries can do it, why not in the enterprise?
Using the power of open data in New York City to take on dodgy landlords
Renters face a complex system that makes it hard for them to take on powerful landlords. Can open data help to tackle the housing crisis in New York City?
Under the hood of Staples' build-over-buy CX transformation - a Couchbase microservices story
We hear an awful lot about "transforming customer experience" these days, but it's rare to get a look under the architectural hood. In this diginomica exclusive, I share what I learned from Staples' CX push - and how Couchbase and microservices tie in.
The benefits of open source and community - the view from the trenches
Some open source war stories with useful learnings.
‘Streaming data, but screaming staff!’ - Ciena turns to Graph to solve customer issues
Problem-solvers like technology consultants often use a metaphor of a problem having a distinctive ‘signature’. What if there was a technology that was really good at letting you write down such ‘signatures’?
Open source is free - yeah, right!
Open source code is free isn’t it. Hmmm, factor in the potential impact of open source licences on the ownership and potential revenues of applications constructed from them and it's not that simple.
MariaDB CEO on the open source enterprise - we can bridge the gap between bare metal and microservices
The MariaDB OpenWorks show brought a flurry of news and open source drama. During my talk with MariaDB CEO Michael Howard, I asked him about an underreported storyline: MariaDB's commitment to Kubernetes and microservices.
