Yes indeed be a part of the new new new thing, not the same old thing.
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@Jack: Thanks for the examples, really enligtened approach here...good to see. Looking forward to learning more about RightJoin soon. Do keep us posted.
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@Ashu, two things. Living within your means is a learned skill. If you warch your parents live off debt, you will think that's the way to go, and you simply won't know how to budget. Two, the whole US economy --- really,...
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Example: In my day job as a recruiter I recently shifted to what I call "soft touch" recruiting. This led my favorite Big Data client to hire a senior distributed systems engineer through my introduction. Besides a few emails...
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I was on the medical staff of a hospital where the security policy forbids communicating PHI to a physician on a cell phone. Given this article, it sounds like it is probably a sound policy for avoiding fines and penalties. I'm...
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@DarrellP725: I didn't realize I was arguing. Then again, I'm Italian, and in my family a normal dinner conversation would sound to other ears like a raging argument.
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@asksqn: On the contrary, it will just make it easier for those with deep pockets to take advantge of IoT--including our corporate overlords.
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@itusnetworks: Security is one of the best arguments for standardization and protocols, IMHO. and those standards need to have solid security protocols baked in. I'm already hearing stories from many friends that their suppoedly...
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Hi, This is my application for calculate a density of cells in Hemocytometer and counting viability of cell. If you interesting. you can download free on Google Play http://goo.gl/HB17W1Thank you.
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@kstaron: Ha! I'd be in trouble too, I'm already bumping into things in my home and office when they don't ever move, I don't know what would happen to me if the layout kept shifting...! The Soundhawk is the one that appeals...
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Susan, your argument isn't with me. It's with CBS.
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@Jeff: good advice, thank you. It seems enterpriese and tech companies in general have grossly underestimated the impact of "the consumerization of IT." It's so much more far-reaching than people just bringing their favorite...
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@Sunita - good point. The CISO role is greatly misunderstood in healthcare. People and even some healthcare CIOs in organizations where most of the IT work is outsourced do not understand the role of the CISO. In one such...
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Susan to be honest it comes down to finding the right customers. Ones who are mission critical and up time is more important than cost. They value relationships and the nuances in solutions. What is driving...
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@Jeff Jerome: So in this scenario, how does one even decide where to put their efforts in developing a particular area of expertise? I'm thinking especially of anyone trying to differentiate themselves in a position within...
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Susan - I think almost all technologies are racing to the bottom. The manufactures are chasing volume and drives the cost way down. Plus with the products becoming more and more self discovering with auto configuration...
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@Susan - luckily disaster/emergency operations in healthcare is a very mature field and there are many great experts (who are not my students) in this field.
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@Jeff Jerome: "The race to the bottom where no one can make a living" --I fear your friend is right, mobile workforce management tools like the one Thomas describes here were also quite costly to deploy, and...
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@Thomas: Many major transportaion, logistics, field service and field sales companies have been working with solutions that cost far far more than what Google has launched here--or are using their own homegrown solutions....
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@DarrellP725: This is quite true. Although it can happen both electronically and on paper. A good friend of mine had his identity stolen at a doctor's office in Florida where he was required to write his social security...
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InformationWeek Tech Digest - July 22, 2014Sophisticated attacks demand real-time risk management and continuous monitoring. Here's how federal agencies are meeting that challenge.
Building a Mobile Business Mindset
The differences between mobile apps and conventional Windows clients, or even web applications, are far more than skin deep. Yes, the touch-versus-keyboard interface, APIs, and programming languages are new, but that’s arguably the easy part. There are profound differences in how the two are built, the functionality each prioritizes, the release cycles on which they’re developed — even the attitudes, values, and work styles of the developers creating them.
IT Salary Survey 2014: Networking
Data center managers make slightly more than networking professionals, with middle-aged men on the coasts faring best. Both staff and management are optimistic about their career paths.
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