IDG's Top Enterprise Stories | | | | Our top picks from IDG's editors | | | | | | | Their granularity, deployment speed, and data traffic volume require new approaches to securing container environments. Read More ▶ | | | | | White Paper: Quest Software We asked our Active Directory (AD) migration customers to share what they learned through their own migration experiences. Here are the top seven lessons learned that might help you as you plan your own AD migration. Read More ▶ | | A survey of 9,500 developers shows what Python programmers use and what they work on. See how typical you are as a Python developer Read More ▶ | | | Data analytics software doesn't have to cost a lot to be effective. These free tools can help businesses uncover new insights and draw valuable predictions from various data sources. Read More ▶ | | | | | The tricky part of Neo4j is learning to work with its Cypher Query Language, which requires thinking graphically. Once you've got that down, writing a Java application that integrates with your Neo4j data store is easy. Read More ▶ | | | Because of gaps across cloud systems, too often user data is stored in unencrypted stores, including caches on internal networks, that can be easily viewed Read More ▶ | | | Google's TensorFlow 1.8 machine learning library adds improved support for Google Cloud TPUs and prefetching to GPU memory Read More ▶ | | | Intel has hired some top talent and is looking for more, raising speculation that it is going to redesign its Core-branded CPU architecture. Read More ▶ | | | Federal CIO Suzette Kent sees progress for federal CIOs, but says more needs to be done to make tech leaders full-fledged partners with top agency brass. Read More ▶ | | | White Paper: Quest Software The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has been approved by the European Union and, once it comes into force in May 2018, will give data subjects significant new rights over how their personal data is collected, processed, and transferred by data controllers and processors.The time to get ready is now, as the consequences of getting it wrong are significant. Read More ▶ | | | |
