Embedded BI: Putting Reporting and Analysis Everywhere

The embedded business intelligence market has evolved from the 1990s when companies embedded proprietary code into their applications using proprietary APIs from BI vendors. The Web enabled companies to decouple BI applications from their core applications, running them on separate servers, using URL or Web services APIs to connect them. Today companies increasingly use JavaScript and REST APIs to embed BI tools, which some BI vendors now make available in platform-as-a-service cloud environments as pay-as-you-go services.
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The State of Mobile Application Insecurity

The Ponemon institute recently interviewed Fortune 500 companies down to the mid-market to find "The State of Mobile Application Insecurity." Sponsored by IBM, the paper explores why security is being left behind or completely out of app development.
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Mobile Content Management

Mobile productivity necessitates instant and easy access to retrieve, edit, share and send corporate data from anywhere. Making sure that data can keep pace with every new user, device, operating system and app requires a move away from unsecured consumer class cloud collaboration.
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Mobile Data Security: Finding the Balance

Bring Your Own Device has changed the rules for corporate security on smartphones and tablets. Companies need to find the right balance in securing devices and data without sacrificing the intuitive native experience that has made business move from typing to swiping.
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Mobile Malware, The Hackers New Playground

Hacktavists have made the move to mobile. Malware, phishing and network attacks are now as likely to strike smartphones and tablets like any other system. Mobile Threat Management is now needed to stay ahead of new vectors of vicious intent.
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iOS 8 Checklist

iOS: The last iterations of Apple business dominating OS of choice gave IT new options in security and new concerns in how to manage information sharing.
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ESG Lab Validation: NetApp EF560 All Flash Array for Oracle: Enterprise Storage for Latency-sensitive Databases

IT managers, line-of-business stakeholders and senior executives continue to look for ways to improve resource utilization and ROI in IT. Challenges with database environments and supporting infrastructures include managing data growth and database size, meeting database performance requi9rements, and deploying new database technologies and applications. This ESG Lab Report test the real world performance, reliability, availability, and serviceability of NetApp EF-Series all flash arrays in Oracle database environments.
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