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Bed, Bath & Beyond furnishes its $250 million omni-channel transformation with a Google and Oracle cloud mix

Read later Audio version Summary: Bed, Bath & Beyond was already committed to Google and now it s added Oracle ERP to its cloud mix as a pivotal year gets underway for the retailer s omni-channel transformation plans. (Bed, Bath & Beyond ) As the Vaccine Economy emerges, the challenge now for CEO Mark Tritton’s turnaround team is to consolidate the digital wins, make the physical outlets more appealing in the event of footfall returning in-store - the nature of BBB’s business is such that the ‘touch and feel’ the goods aspect of the real world is important - and essentially pull both strands into a coherent and enduring omni-channel whole. 

NextBillion AI Partners with Google Cloud To Deploy Data Pipelines

NextBillion AI Partners with Google Cloud To Deploy Data Pipelines Published February 8, 2021 NextBillion AI Partners With Google Cloud To Deploy Data Pipelines on Kubernetes Engine Improves time-to-market solutions on Cloud Storage and Cloud SQL to minimize operational overhead, enables plug-and-play modules to meet customer-specific needs SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. – February 8, 2021 – NextBillion AI, an industry-leading startup in mapping platforms that provides software-as-a-service (SaaS) for enterprises, partners with Google Cloud to improve time-to-market for hyperlocal AI solutions by running datasets and algorithms on Cloud Storage and Cloud SQL to minimize operational overheads with Google Kubernetes Engine. The lack of local language content can isolate customers further when located in remote areas. Rather than offering a homogeneous mobile app developed for urban cities, companies can attract rural customers with a location-based experience th

Definitive Guide to Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) Security

Kubernetes brings some specific security requirements to the table. For a managed Kubernetes service like GKE, users have three main layers that require action: the workloads running on the cluster, the cluster and its components, and the underlying GCP services on which the cluster depends, and more. Lack of adequate security for any one of these areas puts them all at risk and leaves the integrity of the cluster and its workloads in danger. Download this eBook as a guide to general Kubernetes cluster security, including the standard controls and best practices for minimizing the risk around cluster workloads,and the specific requirements for securing a GKE

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