Allen Sulgrove

Colleges and universities are implementing smart digital technologies to better manage end users’ expectations, optimize and better allocate their resources, provide a safer and more sustainable environment, foster innovation for education, and give students a personalized, always-on end-user experience. As campuses embrace smart digital technologies, they need to understand the new data challenges associated with these projects, such as the combining of data that is from different departments… Show more

Colleges and universities are implementing smart digital technologies to better manage end users’ expectations, optimize and better allocate their resources, provide a safer and more sustainable environment, foster innovation for education, and give students a personalized, always-on end-user experience. As campuses embrace smart digital technologies, they need to understand the new data challenges associated with these projects, such as the combining of data that is from different departments and in different formats.

In this white paper, explore the drivers and reasons to implement a Smart Campus Data strategy, as well as barriers and methods to overcome them. You will examine:
A review of potential challenges and examples of how some campuses are preparing to manage the data coming from sensors, IoT devices, and education applications
How the data can be leveraged to provide actionable intelligence and predictive insights
Some of the software and infrastructure needed to support smart campus solutions along with recent innovations that make it possible Show less

As cities move to embrace smart city technologies and Internet of Things (IoT) solutions, they need to understand the new data challenges associated with these projects. In this white paper, explore the drivers and reasons to implement a Smart City Data strategy and architecture for tangible city and community improvements, not just a science experiment. Gain a thorough understanding of:

The challenges cities face – such as fragmented data from siloed departments – and how some cities… Show more

As cities move to embrace smart city technologies and Internet of Things (IoT) solutions, they need to understand the new data challenges associated with these projects. In this white paper, explore the drivers and reasons to implement a Smart City Data strategy and architecture for tangible city and community improvements, not just a science experiment. Gain a thorough understanding of:

The challenges cities face – such as fragmented data from siloed departments – and how some cities are preparing to manage the data coming from sensors and IoT devices

How the data can be leveraged to provide actionable intelligence and predictive insights

Some of the software and Dell EMC infrastructure needed to support smart city solutions along with recent innovations from Intel that make a smart city possible Show less

Dallas-based General Datatech is using SAP's HANA, a database and application development platform, to boost its IT operations analytics (ITOA) capabilities, speeding up the time it takes to troubleshoot complex IT problems, and even predict issues before the occur.

Every company wants to understand what's going on in its IT infrastructure and fix problems as quickly and efficiently as possible. The problem is the amount of infrastructure data coming in from a multitude of sources, and the information doesn't always point to the most business-critical systems. To solve this problem, many companies are beginning to use IT operations analytics tools that help them monitor and analyze IT systems.