Now the developer is king

	Developers ramp up for Microsoft Windows Store apps | Yahoo sacrifices AltaVista in YQL-centric mobile play
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	Now the developer is king It seems like only yesterday, although actually it was more like a dozen years ago, that content was king. (Sigh.) Then came mobile and cloud and social. Now, developers are ascending to the throne. Read More WHITE PAPER: FICO (Fair Isaac) Cloud Analytics for the Masses Learn the best practices in building applications that can leverage volume, variety and velocity of Big Data for organizations of any size. Learn more. In this Issue Developers ramp up for Microsoft Windows Store apps Yahoo sacrifices AltaVista in YQL-centric mobile play Splunk woos Hadoop users with Hunk toolset WHITE PAPER: Dell Inc. CIO Strategies: Modernize Data Protection Practices Traditional approaches to data protection are no longer enough. A strategy that thoughtfully augments your legacy infrastructure with modern data protection approaches can help reduce complexity, slash costs, and minimize risk of loss Read Now! Developers ramp up for Microsoft Windows Store apps Developers are showing interest in building Windows Store (formerly Metro) applications with tablet-style functionality, but the platform is still in its early stages as far as building a base of apps. Read More Yahoo sacrifices AltaVista in YQL-centric mobile play You may not have noticed, but Yahoo is truly evolving with Marissa Mayer at the helm. As it's been buying up companies left and right, it's also been shedding dead weight. Read More Splunk woos Hadoop users with Hunk toolset Splunk last week rolled out a beta version of an analytics tool that it claims can be used to access, search, analyze, and use data in Hadoop environments more efficiently than current technologies like MapReduce, Pig, and Hive. Read More
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