Cloud Computing

Demonstration of processing of GeoEye Imagery for Esri Inc. using a GXL system deployed on Amazon Cloud.

4-H project on the Friday before 2011 Esri UC with tools from CitySourced.

As head of the Defense Department’s best-known research branch, Regina Dugan oversees the agency’s technological engine. Its mandate: “The prevention and creation of strategic surprise.” In a Wednesday morning session at D9, Dugan discussed security on the civilian Internet, explosive detection, homomorphic encryption and how DoD relates to the tech industry. Below, some highlights from the session on what’s sometimes described as “the coolest agency you’ve never heard of.” The interview was hosted by Walt Mossberg.

From Netezza: How businesses can move from BI (historic) reporting to true advanced analytics (predictive): a discussion between IBM Netezza GM & VP of Analytic Solutions, Michele Chambers and Director of Product Marketing, Mike Kearney

Patrick Meier

Where 2.0 2011, Blaise Agüera y Arcas,

Esri's Jack Dangermond's presentation on intelligent maps, real-time data, authoritative map data and cloud computing at Where 2.0.

Think Pitney Bowes is a stodgy company stuck in the mailstream business? CNBC's Jim Cramer interviews PB's CEO Murray Martin where he questions the ability of the company to

Federal CIO Vivek Kundra on the U.S. federal government's strategy for cloud computing.

In this video produced by Bime Analytics, simple thematic and heat mapping is demonstrated with Bime's business intelligence solutions.