Microsoft will not upgrade pirates

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Microsoft has denied that it will be allowing those who pirate its new Windows 10 OS to get free updates
The dark satanic rumour mill had manufactured a hell on earth rumour which claimed that Microsoft was going to give away free Windows updates to those who had pirated its Windows 10 OS.… Read the rest

Putting The CMO At The Center Of Brand Experience And Organizational Culture

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What role should the CMO take in shaping the culture of the entire organization? To address this question and more, Spencer Stuart recently brought together for its annual CMO Summit Russell Klein, president (and former CMO) of Domino’s USA, Jonathan Mildenhall, CMO of Airbnb, and Jon Iwata, SVP of marketing and communications of IBM.

Urs Hölzle, Google's 8th employee and tech guru, explains why it can win the cloud war against Amazon and Microsoft

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Urs Hölzle was Google's eighth employee.  When he was hired in 1999, his job was to keep one of the fastest-growing sites on the Internet from crashing and burning. It was a crazy time, and the only way to survive was to keep throwing more physical servers at the problem. "We were growing at something like ten percent week after week, so every Monday was a new traffic record," he told Business Insider. "If you just barely made it or if you melted down last week and next week is going to be ten percent bigger, that's going to be what you focus on."  He barely took a breath until 2003.

Why Is Big Data Is So Big In Health Care?

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Far and away, the industry that pops up the most in discussions of big data is health care. It’s not surprising, if you think about it. Lots of disparate sources of data, much of it unstructured. An industry dying to become more cost-effective – or, at least, less wasteful. And an onslaught of new devices designed to automate the process of collecting data, on order to keep professionals from having to be on hand to do so.

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