Significant disruption across industries and the rising influence of the empowered consumer continue to exert pressure on businesses to deliver differentiated and consistent experiences across the entirety of the consumer journey.

While DevOps can make an organization more competitive, simply implementing it without doing the homework may result in less-than-desirable results. In order to make the most of what it has to offer, it’s important to understand all the DevOps facets.

This week, we announced that Verizon Media is joining other forward-looking enterprises in consolidating and streamlining its data infrastructure with the Aerospike platform.

When data is collected it can be sent across long routes to data centers or clouds. But with edge computing, that data is collected and analyzed closer to the “edge” of the network. That means that organizations can analyze data in near real-time, which is often critical for many industries such as healthcare, telecommunications or finance.

When data is collected it can be sent across long routes to data centers or clouds. But with edge computing, that data is collected and analyzed closer to the “edge” of the network. That means that organizations can analyze data in near real-time, which is often critical for many industries such as healthcare, telecommunications or finance.

For decades, businesses have sought a comprehensive picture of customer activity and behavior, but have been thwarted by data that remains siloed or unanalyzed. Finally, processes for getting a reliable and complete view of what customers want (and how they want to be contacted) are taking shape. Tools that synthesize different data sources across enterprises …

One of my north star quotes that guides our mission here is from Jacques Bughin and Nicolas van Zeebroeck. In MIT Sloan Review, they declare: “Companies that adopt bold strategies in the face of industry digitization improve their odds of coming out winners.” Last week, at Aerospike Summit, we didn’t just see “bold” strategies from …

Many businesses are finding it a challenge to adapt quickly enough to keep up with the exploding digital payments marketplace, running the real risk of losing customers if they don’t find solutions – fast.

Both online gaming and online gambling are rapidly changing as new technologies and providers vie to attract customers and develop brand loyalty. The proliferation of handheld devices and smartphones means that more consumers can easily access games and gambling sites, but it also means that providers must be able to scale quickly to meet such …